A written character, a letter. Obsolete. Cf. bookstaff, n., rune-stave, n.

A letter of the alphabet.

The letter. The plural appears as Ks, K's, ks, k's. (Although now generally pronounced/keɪ/, the pronunciation/kiː/ was formerly also current.)

The letter or its sound.

The letter, or its sound.

The letter, and the sound it represents.

The letter, and the sound it represents.

The letter, and the sound it represents.

The letter, and the sound it represents.

The letter, and the sound it represents.

A character representing one or more of the elementary sounds used in speech and language; any of the symbols of an alphabet used in written language.

figurative. An image or likeness of something. Obsolete (Manx English in later use).

(The name of) the final letter of the Hebrew alphabet (ת); (also) the corresponding letter in various ancient Semitic alphabets. Cf. tau, n.

The letter, its sound or name.

The letter. The plural appears as Js, J's, js, j's.

quasi-archaic. An alphabetic letter. (Cf. rune-stave, n. and staff, n.1 17.)

regional. In the English of Hawaii, Hong Kong, India, South-East Asia, and West Africa: a letter of the alphabet.

Used like other letters of the alphabet to denote serial order, as in the signatures of the sheets of a book, the batteries of the Royal Horse…