T; t
The letter T/t itself; used when spelling, labeling, or referring to the shape.
The letter T is read as 'tee'.
long grain (paper)
Abbreviation for タテ目 (tate-me), referring to the grain direction in paper. Used in printing and stationery.
See also: 縦目
nth year in the Taishō era
Prefix indicating a year in the Taishō era (1912–1926). For example, Ｔ14 means Taishō 14 (1925).
See also: 大正
This truck's maximum load capacity is 4 tons.
International flights depart from Terminal 2.
It's hot today, so I went out in just a T-shirt.
This paper is long grain, so it folds easily along the vertical.
This building was built in Taishō 12 (1923).
Full-width lowercase t; less common but seen in some contexts.
From the letter T, used as an abbreviation or symbol in various contexts. The Taishō era prefix comes from the romanization of 大正 (Taishō).