ff. in French
ff. in French is et ss., s. — ff. means a pair of lowercase letters written together in old handwriting or old-style print to represent a single capital F.
ff. in French
et ss.
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s.
and the following (pages, paragraphs etc.)
What does "ff." mean?
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character A pair of lowercase letters written together in old handwriting or old-style print to represent a single capital F.
"The historian pointed out the "ff" at the start of the surname in the old letter."
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ff. in a sentence
- The historian pointed out the "ff" at the start of the surname in the old letter.
- Some old family names, such as ffoulkes, still begin with a lowercase "ff".
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What is "ff." in French?
"ff." in French is et ss., s.. ff. means: A pair of lowercase letters written together in old handwriting or old-style print to represent a single capital F.
How do you use "ff." in a sentence?
Example: "The historian pointed out the "ff" at the start of the surname in the old letter." In French, "ff." is et ss., s..
Are there other ways to say "ff." in French?
Yes — French has 2 translations listed for "ff.": et ss., s..
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