Latin letters
A through Z
Latin letters are the alphabetic characters used to write English and most Western European languages—the familiar A through Z.
The term distinguishes these from other writing systems like Cyrillic, Greek, or Chinese characters: The password must contain only Latin letters and numbers.
Also called Roman letters.
- Roman alphabetLetters A to Z
- English alphabetLatin-derived letter set
- RomanizationImposing imperial culture
- cursive writingJoined-letter handwriting style
- Gothic scriptAngular medieval writing style
sans serif · majuscule · A to Z · ABC song · alphabet soup · diacritics · transliteration · dead language
- Neo-Latinclassical revival, Erasmus, Petrarch, Thomas More, epics
- Latin classicsVirgil, Ovid, Cicero, Horace, Caesar
- Romanizationromanization, transliteration, romanized, pinyin, Pinyin
- text encodingUTF-8, ASCII, encoding, character set, charset
Latin lettersChinese characters
Logographic writing system
Cyrillic alphabet · Arabic script · Hebrew alphabet · hieroglyphics · cuneiform
Latin lettersChinese characters
Logographic writing system
kanji · hanzi · hieroglyphics · Mayan glyphs · cuneiform
Latin lettersideograms
Symbols representing ideas directly
Chinese characters · pictographs · hieroglyphics · syllabary · Cherokee syllabary