Tilll

Tilll is a nonstandard spelling with three consecutive l's that has no widely recognized definition in major dictionaries, encyclopedias, or corpora. It does not refer to a specific linguistic concept, place, or widely cited term in English-language reference works. Because it lacks a stable meaning, uses of tilll are idiosyncratic and context-dependent.

In practice, tilll most often results from typographical error or deliberate stylization. Writers may accidentally type 'tilll' when intending 'till' or 'until'. Some brands, artists, or online projects may adopt 'Tilll' as a proper noun for branding, titles, or fictional works, but such uses are limited in scope and not standardized.

Because there is no established definition, there is no standard etymology for tilll. When it appears in text as a variant of the common word 'till', it may be connected to the Old English 'til' meaning 'until' or to the verb 'till' meaning to cultivate soil, but this connection would be conjectural and highly dependent on author intention.

See also: Till, which has multiple meanings including a cash register, a verb meaning to cultivate soil, and the preposition meaning up to a point in time. The term Till (disambiguation) lists other uses including surnames and place names.