Cee

Cee is the name used for the letter C, the third letter of the Latin alphabet. In English, the letter C is pronounced "see," and the spelled form "cee" is commonly used in dictionaries, spelling guides, and introductory instruction to indicate the letter’s name. The letter C has two primary phonetic values in English: a hard /k/ sound before most vowels and a soft /s/ sound before e, i, or y.

Cee is also an acronym with several common meanings in different fields. The most widely used regional sense is Central and Eastern Europe, a geographic and political designation used in economics, energy policy, and international affairs to describe a broad area that includes many post-Communist states and some EU candidate or member countries. In academia and engineering contexts, CEE frequently stands for Civil and Environmental Engineering, a common department or degree designation in many universities’ catalogs and programs.

Other uses exist in professional and organizational names, but their meanings are typically clarified by context. In summary, "cee" can denote the spoken name of a letter, one of several regional or academic acronyms, or other specialized terms depending on the field.