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PAGE TWO
| GREEK |
PRONOUNCED |
EQUIVALENTS |
EXAMPLE |
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nu |
n |
net |
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|
xi |
x |
taxi |
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|
O-mikron |
o |
obey |
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pi |
p |
pet |
 |
rho |
r |
run |
 |
SEE-gma |
s |
sun |
 |
tau |
t |
tar |
 |
EEp-seelon |
(u) y |
ŭ: Fr. tu; ū: Fr. sūr |
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phi |
ph |
graphic |
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chi |
ch |
Christian |
 |
psi |
ps |
gypsum |
 |
om-E-ga |
o |
note |

FIRST 12 LETTERS
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Some information courtesy of Greek Grammar
by
Herbert Weir Smyth, Gordon M. Messing (Editor)
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Labda is a better
attested ancient name than lambda.
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Sigma (not capital) at the
end of a word is written s, elsewhere s.
Thus, seismos
(earthquake).
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