William Jones introduced the Greek character for pi in 1707. It was the initial letter in Greek for the word perimeter. Previously mathematicians wrote perimeter/diameter to express pi.
Depends what translation/language you are using. Greek and Hebrew don't have the letter "D".
Depends what translation/language you are using. Greek and Hebrew don't have the letter "D".
You could describe yourself as qualified, quiet or quirky. They begin with the letter Q.
Quail, quarter, quartz and a quill are show and tell ideas. They begin with the letter q.
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If using the Greek alphabet, the next letter would be "Epsilon." http://deanofstudents.utexas.edu/glie/images/greek_alphabet.gif If using the NATO phonetic alphabet, the next letter would be "Echo." http://www.history.navy.mil/faqs/faq101-1.htm
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The Greek version of John is Ioannes.
No! Alpha is the first letter of the Ancient Greek alphabet, and may simply refer to any letter. Alphanumeric means using both numbers and letters.
when you are using the greek alphabet in m. word then u just have to push the button where these signs are :;΄ just once and then type your letter. Hope it's clear.
Originally the X was not an X as we use it in the English alphabet; it was the Greek letter chi which looks very similar to an X. The Greek letter X (chi) is the first letter of the Greek word for Christ, Xristos ( Χριστός) so Xmas therefore means "Christ's Mass" which is what the word Christmas actually means. For more information, please refer to the related question below.
"amoeba" using the Greek alphabet :- αλλαγή