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Spanish retained it, even so, in a few precise circumstances, notably to indicate the palatal nasal, the seem that's now spelt as ⟨ñ⟩. The term tilde comes from Spanish, derived by metathesis of your word título as tidlo, this at first from Latin TITVLVS "title" or "heading"; Review cabildo with Latin CAPITULUM.[3] Memphis has several legacy