The character "&", which usually is written to signify "and".
(&)- a character used instead of the word "and".
a reserved character so it will need to be encoded to display the literal value
A ligature formed from an upper or lowercase e conjoined with t which spells et (“and” in Latin).
The "&" symbol which stands for the word "and". It is actually a stylistic combination of the letters that make the Latin word ‘etâ€(tm) which means and.
The character "&" which stands for the word "and."
A symbol (&) meaning and. The ampersand was originally a ligature for et (the Latin word for and), expressed as et per se, which gradually evolved to its present form.
The character \"&\" that is used to depict the word \"and\".
a stylized character of the Latin et used to represent the word and (&)
The symbol for the word "and" (&). Each font has an ampersand unique to that typeface.
The ligature & was developed by scribes as a shortcut combining the letterforms e and t, the word et meaning ‘and’ in Latin.
An ampersand (&), also commonly called an "and sign," is a logogram representing the conjunction "and." The symbol is a ligature of the letters in et, which is Latin for "and." Its origin is apparent in the second example in the image to the right; the first example, now more common, is a later development.