October 14 - 4.1: Greek Transliteration

Question 1

Κ or κ

Translates to what in English?

Answer 1

Translates to “c” in English

Question 2

𝚵 or ξ

Translates to what in English?

Answer 2

Translates to “x” in English

Question 3

Ψ or ψ

Translates to what in English?

Answer 3

Translates to “ps” in English

Question 4

Θ or θ

Translates to what in English?

Answer 4

Translates to “th” in English

Question 5

Φ or φ

Translates to what in English?

Answer 5

Translates to “ph” in English

Question 6

Χ or χ

Translates to what in English?

Answer 6

Translates to “ch” in English

Question 7

𝜐

Translates to what in English?

Answer 7

Translates to “y” in English

Question 8

ο𝜐

Translates to what in English?

Answer 8

Translates to “u” in English

Question 9

𝛼𝜐

Translates to what in English?

Answer 9

Translates to “au” in English

Question 10

ε𝜐

Translates to what in English?

Answer 10

Translates to “eu” in English

Question 11

εɩ

Translates to what in English?

Answer 11

Translates to “i” in English

Sometimes to ei but won’t be tested

Question 12

𝛼ɩ

Translates to what in classical Latin, and what in later Latin and English?

Answer 12

Translates to “ae” in classical Latin
Translates to “e” in later Latin/English

Question 13

οɩ

Translates to what in classical Latin, and what in later Latin and English?

Answer 13

Translates to “oe” in classical Latin
Translates to “e” in later Latin/English

Question 14

῾ρ

Rho with a rough breathing mark translates to what in English?

Answer 14

Translates to “rh” in English

Question 15

᾿ρ῾ρ

Two rhos, one with a smooth breathing and the other with a rough breathing mark, translates to what in English?

Answer 15

Translates to “rrh” in English

Question 16

ον

Translates to what in English?

Answer 16

Translates to “um” in English

Question 17

ος

Translates to what in English?

Answer 17

Translates to “us” in English