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Tt

Tt (noun) means a traditional book-size classification, roughly one thirty-second of a full printed sheet. Example: “The old catalogue listed the pocket edition as "tt" format.”

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A traditional book-size classification, roughly one thirty-second of a full printed sheet.
"The old catalogue listed the pocket edition as "tt" format."

How to use Tt

Learner’s notes

In plain EnglishAn old printer's abbreviation for a small book size, short for "thirty-two."

Word forms

Tts plural

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Etymology

Abbreviation of thirty-two.

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What does “Tt” mean?

The word “Tt” means a traditional book-size classification, roughly one thirty-second of a full printed sheet. In plain terms, an old printer's abbreviation for a small book size, short for "thirty-two.".

How do you use “Tt” in a sentence?

Here is “Tt” used in a sentence: “The old catalogue listed the pocket edition as "tt" format.”

What part of speech is “Tt”?

“Tt” is a noun.

Is “Tt” a common word?

“Tt” is an uncommon word in modern English.

What does Tt mean in book sizing?

Tt refers to a traditional book-size classification, representing roughly one thirty-second of a full printed sheet. It is a term used in older printing and publishing conventions to describe a specific page size.

Why is Tt written with a capital and lowercase letter?

Tt is typically written this way because it functions as a specific classification label in book-size terminology rather than an ordinary word, similar to other printers' size abbreviations. The mixed case helps distinguish it as a technical term.

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