C

Letter before D

C originally had the value of hard G.

The present form is from the Latin (third century B.C.) with the value of Greek G and K.

During the classical Latin period it was pronounced K, becoming sibilant preceding I sounds after 6th century A.D.

element-symbol

H

Eighth alphabetic character

  • NFourteenth English letter
  • OFifteenth alphabet character
  • AlShortened masculine name

P · S · K · Fe · Ag · Au · Pb · U · Cl · Co

music-notation

clef

Staff pitch indicator

  • middleCentral point or position
  • scaleMeasure of relative size
  • majorOf chief importance

minor · chord · octave · sharp · flat · natural · treble · bass · note · key

roman-numeral

hundred

Ten squared

date · inscription · chapter · copyright · clock · Super Bowl · numbering · sequence · anno · regnal

grade

average

Arithmetic mean or ordinary

transcript · report card · marks · score · mediocre · acceptable · student · academic · assessment

programming-language

compiler

Source-to-machine-code translator

variable · array · struct · syntax · loop · memory · kernel · Unix · embedded · low-level

Categories
Opposites
alphabetical position

CZ

Alphabet's closing character

Y · W · A

academic grading

CA

Highest academic mark

A+ · F · failure · D · excellence

musical pitch

CF sharp

Pitch between F, G

G · G flat · F · tritone

Phrases
Family

cee

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Known to kids · Used worldwide · Timeless · Concrete · Everyday, not technical · Rated G