The Greek Alphabet from Alpha to Omega - ελληνικο αλφαβητο

Welcome to this page. In addition to having been the natural everyday script for the language of the people of Greece for thousands of years, the Greek alphabet and script is frequently used in international circles in Mathematics, Physics and much other scientific notation. There are 24 letters in the Greek alphabet, many of which do not directly correspond to a Latin equivalent and others which are not sounded in the same way as those letters that may commonly be regarded as the corresponding Latin letter. Examples of letters with no equivalent include Θ (Theta) and Ψ (Psi) whilst less obvious differences are Gamma, in speech, which is more akin to a y sound, Delta to a th, Beta to a v and so on. Hard G (go) , D (done) and B (bar) sounds are written, instead, as ΓΚ (γκ) , ΝΤ (ντ) and ΜΠ (μπ). Latin script letters that do not exist in the Greek system include Q and J. The 24 letters of the Greek Alphabet are listed here in the sequence Upper case, lower case, name
First 12 letters	Final 12 letters
Α α Alpha Β β Beta Γ γ Gamma Δ δ Delta Ε ε Epsilon Ζ ζ Zeta Η η Eta Θ θ Theta Ι ι Iota Κ κ Kappa Λ λ Lambda Μ μ Mu	Ν ν Nu Ξ ξ Xi Ο ο Omicron Π π Pi Ρ ρ Rho Σ σ / ς* Sigma Τ τ Tau Υ υ Upsilon Φ φ Phi Χ χ Chi Ψ ψ Psi Ω ω Omega
Notes : * used when sigma is the final letter of the word

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