From: Ph.D.
Message: 6131
Date: 2005-09-30
>Compare the American Heritage Dictionary:
> "Ph.D." <phil@...> escribió:
>
> >In English the word "tilde" refers only to the curly line used as a
> >diacritic.
>
> Thank you for your kind remark, however, those weren't my news.
> I thought that also in English the term _tilde_ is used to denote
> both sign for accents and sign for the swung dash over the "ñ".
> At least it's included that way in the Oxford Superlex Dictionary 1.1
> (B316). Please, would be anybody so kind as to corroborate this
> matter? Thank you in advance.