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Question

What do you call the @ symbol used in e-mail addresses?

That little "a" with a circle curling around it that is found in email addresses is most commonly referred to as the "at" symbol.

Surprisingly though, there is no official, universal name for this sign. There are dozens of strange terms to describe the @ symbol.
Name some please

Answer 1

Before the internet was even thought of it was purely a mathematical symbol referred to and understood to simply mean "at". This meaning of the @ symbol will never change in this regard.

However, you have asked specifically about the correct name that is ascribed to its usage as part of an internet address and it would appear that there is none. The pronunciation of "at" is the natural and most intuitively logical result of encountering this symbol and it has now passed into general usage.

Answer 2

at, address, each.
Ray Tomilinson first used it in email addresses around 1972

Answer 3

The symbol means "at."

Answer 4

The at sign!

Answer 5

official name is "commercial at" under the ANSI/CCITT/Unicode system.
Other names include ampersat, asperand, ape, apothrope, arroba, cabbage, arobase, cat, cinnabun or cinnamon bun, commercial symbol, cyclone.

Answer 6

It is called an "at sign"

Answer 7

It is commonly known as an ampersand.

Answer 8

i usually call it the 'at sign', or asperand, or mercantile symbol if i want to confuse people.

Answer 9

@
It means 'at' in English
It means 'arroba' in Spanish

Answer 10

commercial at