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æ (pronounced as "ah") Is a Latin character that is created by joining the letters "A" and "E" together. It is originally a ligature that represents the Latin gliding vowel, "ae" The word "æ" was used in many other Germanic languages, languages, which includes the following:" Danish, Icelandic, Norwegian, Faroese, Old Swedish, Latin and Old English.
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