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-{{also|A-7}}
+{{also|A-7|a-7}}
-==English==
+==Translingual==
+[[File:A size illustration2.svg|thumb|The relative size of '''A7''' paper.]]
-===Etymology===
+===Pronunciation===
+* English:
-See the Wikipedia article [[w:ISO 216|ISO 216]], the international standard on paper sizes.
+** {{IPA|en|/eɪ ˈsɛvən/}}
+* Norwegian Bokmål:
+** {{IPA|nb|/ˈɑːsyːʋ/}}
+** {{audio|nb|NB - Pronunciation of Norwegian Bokmål «A7».ogg}}
+** {{rhymes|nb|yːʋ}}
-===Noun===
+===Etymology 1===
+Specified in {{w|ISO 216}}, the international standard on paper sizes.
-{{en-noun|-}}
+====Symbol====
-# A standard [[paper]] size, defined by ISO 216, with dimensions: 105 x 74 mm (105.112 x 74.325 mm).
+{{mul-symbol}}
-#: ''Give me a sheet of '''A7'''.''
-#: ''I need some '''A7'''.''
+# {{ISO 216|74|105}}
-===See also===
-{{Paper-A}}
-{{top2}}
-* {{l|en|foolscap}}
-* {{l|en|octavo}}
-{{mid2}}
-* {{l|en|quarto}}
-{{bottom}}
+=====Coordinate terms=====
-[[Category:English terms spelled with 7]]
-[[Category:en:Paper sizes]]
+{{paper sizes}}
+===Etymology 2===
+====Symbol====
+{{mul-symbol}}
+# {{lb|mul|music}} The [[dominant seventh]] chord on A, formed by the notes A, C♯, E and G, also written as A<sup>7</sup>.

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