Greek letters
Alpha, beta, gamma
Greek letters are the characters of the Greek alphabet, from alpha to omega.
In academic and scientific contexts, they serve as symbols for variables, constants, and concepts: pi represents the ratio of a circle's circumference to its diameter, sigma denotes standard deviation.
Fraternities and sororities take names from Greek letter combinations: Delta Gamma, Phi Beta Kappa.
Someone doesn't know their Greek letters if they lack basic academic knowledge.
- betaGreek alphabet's second letter
- beta testPrerelease software evaluation
- epsilonGreek fifth letter
- XiGreek letter, fourteenth
- alphaFirst Greek letter
alpha male · gamma · fraternity · frat house · sigma · mu · Phi · Pythagorean · psi · pi · theta · kappa · Omicron · lambda · iota · equations · sorority · sorority row
- ancient scriptsglyphs, cuneiform, hieroglyphs, hieroglyphics, Phoenician
- collegecampus, courses, application, dorms, dorm room
- Greek cultureGreece, Hellenism, Parthenon, Acropolis, Zeus
- Greek languagealpha, beta, gamma, delta, epsilon
- writing systemsvowel, alphabets, consonant, syllable, capital letters
- FraternitiesAlpha Kappa Alpha, Triangle, brotherhood, pledging, rushing
Greek lettersLatin letters
Script used for English
Latin alphabet · Hebrew letters · Arabic letters · Chinese characters · hieroglyphics