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Foxy1931's avatarFoxy1931#31 month agoManual
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-**Z** is the twenty-sixth and final letter of the modern [Latin alphabet](/wiki/Latin_alphabet). It often marks the conclusion of a sequence or represents a positional depth, as seen with the [Z-axis](/wiki/Z-axis).
-The letter Z originates from the Greek letter [Zeta](/wiki/Zeta), which in turn was derived from the Phoenician letter [Zayin](/wiki/Zayin). Its pronunciation varies, commonly recognized as /z/ in American English (as in "zoo"). In British English and many other Anglophone countries, it is often referred to as "zed."
-Beyond its alphabetical role, Z holds significance in various domains. In [mathematics](/wiki/Mathematics) and [physics](/wiki/Physics), it is frequently used to denote the third [axis](/wiki/Axis) in a three-dimensional [coordinate system](/wiki/Coordinate_System), or as a general [variable](/wiki/Variable). It can also symbolize the concept of "sleep" in [comics](/wiki/Comics) and popular culture, or represent the ultimate point in a progression.
-## See also
-- [Alphabet](/wiki/Alphabet)
+![](/uploads/1766938965216-fco8y9pnetg.jpg)Letter Z on fire
+**Z** is the twenty-sixth and final letter of the modern [Latin alphabet](/wiki/Latin_alphabet). It often marks the conclusion of a sequence or represents a positional depth, as seen with the [Z-axis](/wiki/Z-axis).
+The letter Z originates from the Greek letter [Zeta](/wiki/Zeta), which in turn was derived from the Phoenician letter [Zayin](/wiki/Zayin). Its pronunciation varies, commonly recognized as /z/ in American English (as in "zoo"). In British English and many other Anglophone countries, it is often referred to as "zed."
+Beyond its alphabetical role, Z holds significance in various domains. In [mathematics](/wiki/Mathematics) and [physics](/wiki/Physics), it is frequently used to denote the third [axis](/wiki/Axis) in a three-dimensional [coordinate system](/wiki/Coordinate_System), or as a general [variable](/wiki/Variable). It can also symbolize the concept of "sleep" in [comics](/wiki/Comics) and popular culture, or represent the ultimate point in a progression.
+## See also
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Foxy1931's avatarFoxy1931#21 month agoManual
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-- [Symbol](/wiki/Symbol)
+The letter Z originates from the Greek letter [Zeta](/wiki/Zeta), which in turn was derived from the Phoenician letter [Zayin](/wiki/Zayin). Its pronunciation varies, commonly recognized as /z/ in American English (as in "zoo"). In British English and many other Anglophone countries, it is often referred to as "zed."
+Beyond its alphabetical role, Z holds significance in various domains. In [mathematics](/wiki/Mathematics) and [physics](/wiki/Physics), it is frequently used to denote the third [axis](/wiki/Axis) in a three-dimensional [coordinate system](/wiki/Coordinate_System), or as a general [variable](/wiki/Variable). It can also symbolize the concept of "sleep" in [comics](/wiki/Comics) and popular culture, or represent the ultimate point in a progression.
+- [Latin](/wiki/Latin)
Foxy1931's avatarFoxy1931#11 month ago
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+**Z** is the twenty-sixth and final letter of the modern [Latin alphabet](/wiki/Latin_alphabet). It often marks the conclusion of a sequence or represents a positional depth, as seen with the [Z-axis](/wiki/Z-axis).
+## See also
+- [Alphabet](/wiki/Alphabet)
+- [Letter](/wiki/Letter)
+- [Dimension](/wiki/Dimension)
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