Greek Alphabet Vocabulary

Vocabulary flashcards for learning the letters, symbols, Roman equivalents, and pronunciations of the Greek alphabet.

alpha

The Greek letter $A, \alpha$, corresponding to the Roman letter 'a' and pronounced as in "father".

beta

The Greek letter $B, \beta$, corresponding to the Roman letter 'b'.

gamma

The Greek letter $\Gamma, \gamma$, corresponding to the Roman letter 'g'.

delta

The Greek letter $\Delta, \delta$, corresponding to the Roman letter 'd'.

epsilon

The Greek letter $E, \epsilon$, corresponding to the Roman letter 'e' and pronounced as in "end".

zêta

The Greek letter $Z, \zeta$, corresponding to the Roman letter 'z'.

êta

The Greek letter $H, \eta$, corresponding to the Roman letter 'ê' and pronounced as in "hey".

thêta

The Greek letter $\Theta, \theta$, corresponding to the Roman letter 'th' and pronounced as in "thick".

iota

The Greek letter $I, \iota$, corresponding to the Roman letter 'i' and pronounced as in "it".

kappa

The Greek letter $K, \kappa$, corresponding to the Roman letter 'k'.

lamda

The Greek letter $\Lambda, \lambda$, corresponding to the Roman letter 'l'.

mu

The Greek letter $M, \mu$, corresponding to the Roman letter 'm'.

nu

The Greek letter $N, \nu$, corresponding to the Roman letter 'n'.

xi

The Greek letter $\Xi, \xi$, corresponding to the Roman letter 'ks' and pronounced as in "box".

omikron

The Greek letter $O, o$, corresponding to the Roman letter 'o' and pronounced as in "off".

pi

The Greek letter $\Pi, \pi$, corresponding to the Roman letter 'p'.

rho

The Greek letter $P, \rho$, corresponding to the Roman letter 'r'.

sigma

The Greek letter $\Sigma, \sigma, \varsigma$, corresponding to the Roman letter 's' and pronounced as in "say".

tau

The Greek letter $T, \tau$, corresponding to the Roman letter 't'.

upsilon

The Greek letter $Y, \upsilon$, corresponding to the Roman letter 'u' and pronounced as in "put".

phi

The Greek letter $\Phi, \phi$, corresponding to the Roman letter 'f'.

chi

The Greek letter $X, \chi$, corresponding to the Roman letter 'ch' and pronounced as in "Bach".

psi

The Greek letter $\Psi, \psi$, corresponding to the Roman letter 'ps'.

omega

The Greek letter $\Omega, \omega$, corresponding to the Roman letter 'ô' and pronounced as in "grow".