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Gamma is the third letter of the Greek alphabet, used in Greek writing and in mathematics and science to represent the number 3. In spoken Greek, gamma represents different consonant sounds depending on context—a throaty sound in most cases, but a softer sound before certain vowels.
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Gamma (capitale Γ, minuscule γ ; en grec γάμμα), est la 3e lettre de l'alphabet grec. Dérivée de la lettre gaml de l'alphabet phénicien, elle est l'ancêtre des lettres C, G, Ɣ (gamma) de l'alphabet latin, et de la lettre Г de l'alphabet cyrillique.
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