What is an elt as it applies to a Hasse diagram?

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What is an "elt" as it applies to a Hasse diagram?

This came up on a worksheet but it's not in the book and I'm having trouble finding a definition elsewhere on the web. What is an "elt" as it applies to a Hasse diagram?
 
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elt is standard short hand for element
 
Ah, thanks.
 
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