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We had one prof who wrote these as ς with one, two, or even three squiggles below. I never figured out what letters they were supposed to be (zeta, sigma, xi?),
by captainmuon 5y ago
We had one prof who wrote these as ς with one, two, or even three squiggles below. I never figured out what letters they were supposed to be (zeta, sigma, xi?), but read them as something translating to "zig-zag".
- Symbiote 5y agoς and ζ look similar to their handwritten Roman equivalents. ς is end sigma, the letter σ (S) when written at the end of the word. ζ is zi (Z), it's not unusual to write a lower case Roman z with a similar tail. My mum was taught to do this, which confused me when I was learning to read. ξ is xi (X).