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Symbol 14:1

1401a

1401c

14:1 · These structures are in essence made up by two identical interconnected graphs representing one of the basic elements of Western ideography, 1408.
    Ideographically, 1401a is a sign for one complete oscillation or one whole wave.
    If we take the straight line as our graphic reference, then the complete wave of a guitar string when strummed, will move back and forth above and below the straight line, graphically 3503 (the sign for frequency). Consequently, 1401a represents all types of waves in Western ideography.
    See 1823 in Group 18 for a strange medieval use of the sign 1401a.
    In musical notation 1401a stands for grupetto, i.e. that one should play a group of four notes, the note above, the note itself, the note below, and the note itself.
    In eighteenth-century chemistry 1401a meant solvere, to dissolve, and solutio, or solution.
    In propositional logic, 1401a P means that the opposite of P is true.
    In electrical contexts 1401a stands for alternating current.
     In dictionaries 1401a stands for words that have been referred to earlier or indicates that a term or expression is interchangeable with another.
    In mathematics 1401a can stand for varies as, is similar to, or is a complement of.
    In Spanish and Portuguese writing 1401a used over certain letters indicates a certain pronunciation and is called tilde.
    In meteorology 1401a has been, or is used to indicate ice or a coating of ice.
    The latter is also drawn 1401c and 3607.
    In genealogical contexts 1401a and 1401c can mean baptized.