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Greek letters

Copy all 24 Greek letters in uppercase and lowercase, plus final sigma ς. Compare letters with Latin lookalikes and mathematical operators.

Uppercase alphabet

The 24 capital letters in alphabet order.

Lowercase alphabet

The 24 ordinary lowercase letters in the same order.

Final sigma

A distinct lowercase form used in word-final position in ordinary Greek spelling.

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How to choose

Both alphabet groups follow the same order. Keep the case used in a formula, and choose final sigma ς where the Greek spelling calls for it.

Examples

Letter versus operator

Π U+03A0 / ∏ U+220F
Σ U+03A3 / ∑ U+2211

The first character on each line is a Greek letter; the second is a mathematical operator.

Three sigma forms

Σ / σ / ς

These are capital, small and small final sigma, all part of one letter family.

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Greek pi is Π in uppercase and π in lowercase. Lowercase π denotes the circle constant in formulas such as C = 2πr.

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Greek sigma

Sigma has three forms here: uppercase Σ, lowercase σ, and final lowercase ς. Capital Σ is distinct from the summation sign ∑.

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Greek mu

Greek mu has uppercase Μ and lowercase μ forms. Lowercase μ and the micro sign µ look similar but have different code points.

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