omega
Final Greek character
Omega is the last letter of the Greek alphabet, and by extension means the end or final element of something.
The phrase alpha and omega encompasses everything from beginning to end.
In social hierarchies, an omega is the lowest-ranking individual—opposite of alpha.
Omega-3 fatty acids are essential nutrients.
In physics, omega represents angular velocity.
Every story has its omega. (Capitalized Omega may refer to watch brands, organizations, or proper names.)
Final in sequence
- finalLast and decisive
- endFinal portion or cessation
- conclusionEnd or deduction
- terminationAct of ending something
closure · completion · culmination · finality · finale · epilogue · denouement · ultimate
First Greek letter
First Greek letter
- submissiveReadily yielding to control
- pack dynamicsSocial structure within groups
Marine-derived nutritional supplement
- EPAFederal environmental regulator
- DHAOmega-3 for neural tissue
- flaxseedOil-yielding fiber crop seed
- chiaNutritious Central American seed
walnut · salmon · sardines · krill oil · heart health · brain function · anti-inflammatory · polyunsaturated
last
Final in sequence
- finalLast and decisive
- endFinal portion or cessation
- conclusionEnd or deduction
termination · closure · completion · culmination · finality · finale · epilogue · denouement · ultimate · swan song
alpha
First Greek letter
alpha
First Greek letter
- submissiveReadily yielding to control
- pack dynamicsSocial structure within groups
fish oil
Marine-derived nutritional supplement
chia · walnut · salmon · sardines · krill oil · heart health · brain function · anti-inflammatory · polyunsaturated · supplements
frequency
Rate of recurrence
- rotational speedTurns per time unit
- GreciaAcropolis, Parthenon, Zeus, Poseidon, Hades
- Greek lettersalpha, epsilon, kappa, lambda, mu
- ancient alphabetsalpha, epsilon, phi, psi, lambda
- divinitydeity, godhood, divine, godhead, holiness
- Greek alphabetalpha, epsilon, kappa, lambda, mu
- Greek lifefraternities, fraternity, sorority, sororities, frats
- omega-3 fatty acidPolyunsaturated dietary lipid
- alpha and omegaThe complete extent
- omega-6 fatty acidsPlant-derived essential fats
- omega maleLeast dominant man
- Alpha OmegaUltimate extremes, encompassing all