d
Letter after c
D is the fourth letter of the English alphabet.
In music, D is a note in the scale.
In academic grading, a D is a passing but poor grade, just above failure.
In Roman numerals, D represents 500.
As an abbreviation in informal writing, d can stand for various words depending on context—died, daughter, or penny (from Latin denarius). (Capitalized D is also a common initial and abbreviation.)
Symbol denoting quantity
- five hundredHalf of a thousand
- 500Five hundred units
- datingPursuing romantic connections
- inscriptionText permanently marked
monument · numeration · counting · clock · chapter · outline · copyright · anniversary
Language's letter system
- consonantIn agreement with
- graphemeMinimal written symbol unit
- phonemeMinimal distinctive sound unit
- glyphVisual form of character
lowercase · typography · font · handwriting · cursive · calligraphy · serif · sans-serif
numeral
Symbol denoting quantity
- five hundredHalf of a thousand
- 500Five hundred units
- datingPursuing romantic connections
inscription · monument · numeration · counting · clock · chapter · outline · copyright · anniversary · year
alphabet
Language's letter system
glyph · lowercase · typography · font · handwriting · cursive · calligraphy · serif · sans-serif · ascender
died
Ceased to live
pence · shilling · currency · genealogy · historical
- D minorKey with B-flat
- 3 DHaving three dimensions
- coups d'étatSudden unlawful government overthrows
- vitamin D deficiencyInadequate sunshine hormone levels
- déjà vuIllusory prior experience
- vitamin DCalcium absorption enabler