ae

The definition of ae is a Scottish term for one.

(adjective)

An example of ae is someone with one child answering how many children they have.

See ae in Webster's New World College Dictionary

adjective

Scot. one

Origin: < OE an: see one

noun

a ligature used to represent a diphthong in some Latin words, equivalent to ai in Greek, usually written æ or replaced by e in modern spelling of derived English words, as in demon (daemon), ether (aether), etc. and pronounced (ē, i, or e)
an Old English ligature representing a low front unrounded vowel like that in Modern English hat
a character in the International Phonetic Alphabet and some other transcription systems, representing this low front unrounded vowel

Origin: L aetatis

American English

See ae in American Heritage Dictionary 4

adjective
Chiefly Scots

One.

Origin:

Origin: Variant of a²

abbreviation

United Arab Emirates (in Internet addresses)

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