litteram
Litteram is the accusative singular form of the Latin noun littera, which means a single letter of the alphabet or a written character. In broader usage, littera can also refer to a written document or piece of writing, and litteram appears in classical Latin as the direct object of verbs such as scribere (to write) when the sense is a single letter rather than multiple letters.
Littera, the base noun, is feminine and belongs to the first declension. The plural form litterae can
In usage, litteram is encountered in Latin where the focus is on an individual character, a single
In English-language discussions of Latin, litteram appears primarily in scholarly or linguistic contexts. The more general