θήτα

See also: θῆτα

Greek

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    letter
  ήτα   		 following
    letter
  γιώτα  
Θ θ   –   English: theta

Etymology

From Ancient Greek θῆτᾰ (thêta).

Noun

θήτα • (thíta) n (indeclinable)

  1. Theta, the 8th letter of the modern Greek alphabet (majuscule Θ, minuscule θ), originally denoting an aspirated t (tʰ) but now denoting the voiceless dental fricative (θ); usually romanized as "th".

See also

  • Appendix:Greek alphabet

Further reading

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