ϡ΄

See also:Ϡ΄,͵ϡ,and͵Ϡ

Greek

Numeral

ϡ΄

1. (nonstandard)Alternative form ofϠ΄

Usage notes

Nonstandard in modern Greek, which typically employs the capital letters. Byzantine Greek employed lower-case letters, but used macrons rather than the present-day numeral mark. The Greek numbers from 1 to 999 are properly marked using the Greek numeral sign (κεραία,keraía). This appears inUnicodeasgreek numeral signʹ(U+0374), which isanomalouson Wiktionary and improperly links asʹ(modifier letter prime,U+02B9). This entry is encoded using the modern Greek accent mark (τόνος,tónos), which appears in Unicode astonos΄(U+0384). Other marks are also sometimes used.

See also

Units	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9
1s	Α΄α΄	Β΄β΄	Γ΄γ΄	Δ΄δ΄	Ε΄ε΄	Ϛ΄ϛ΄ΣΤ΄Στ΄στ΄Ϝ΄ϝ΄	Ζ΄ζ΄	Η΄η΄	Θ΄θ΄
10s	Ι΄ι΄	Κ΄κ΄	Λ΄λ΄	Μ΄μ΄	Ν΄ν΄	Ξ΄ξ΄	Ο΄ο΄	Π΄π΄	Ϟ΄ϟ΄
100s	Ρ΄ρ΄	Σ΄σ΄	Τ΄τ΄	Υ΄υ΄	Φ΄φ΄	Χ΄χ΄	Ψ΄ψ΄	Ω΄ω΄	Ϡ΄ϡ΄
1000s	͵Α͵α	͵Β͵β	͵Γ͵γ	͵Δ͵δ	͵Ε͵ε	͵Ϛ͵ϛ͵ΣΤ͵Στ͵στ͵Ϝ͵ϝ	͵Ζ͵ζ	͵Η͵η	͵Θ͵θ
10,000s	͵Ι͵ι	͵Κ͵κ	͵Λ͵λ	͵Μ͵μ	͵Ν͵ν	͵Ξ͵ξ	͵Ο͵ο	͵Π͵π	͵Ϟ͵ϟ
100,000s	͵Ρ͵ρ	͵Σ͵σ	͵Τ͵τ	͵Υ͵υ	͵Φ͵φ	͵Χ͵χ	͵Ψ͵ψ	͵Ω͵ω	͵Ϡ͵ϡ
Greek number and measurement appendix