ͷ

See also: Ͷ, и, 𐑍, 𐐥, and И

ͷ U+0377, ͷ GREEK SMALL LETTER PAMPHYLIAN DIGAMMA [unassigned: U+0378–U+0379] ← Ͷ [U+0376] Greek and Coptic ͺ → [U+037A]

Ancient Greek

Etymology

For etymological information, see Ͷ.

Pronunciation 1

• (Pamphylian, hypothesised) IPA^(key): [w]

Letter

ͷ • (v) (lower case, upper case Ͷ)

1. (Pamphylian) digamma, denoting a voiced labio-velar approximant, and sorted between epsilon and zeta

Pronunciation 2

• (Arcadocypriot, hypothesised) IPA^(key): /t͡sʼ/

Letter

ͷ • (ś) (lower case, upper case Ͷ)

1. (Arcadocypriot) tsan, denoting an alveolar ejective affricate; its sorting order is not known. Further note that this character was only used in Arcadia and not in Cyprus, where /s/ was used instead.

Synonyms

• (Arcadocypriot tsan): σ̱ (s̱)

Pronunciation 3

• See β.

Letter

ͷ • (b) (lower case, upper case Ͷ)

1. (nonstandard) an allograph of β occurring in inscriptions from the isle of Melos