Also known as η
litera alfabetu greckiego: Ηη, siódma (7.)
Eta is the seventh letter of the Greek alphabet, originally used to represent a consonant sound but later used for vowel sounds that varied across different Greek dialects and time periods. It matters as a fundamental component of the Greek writing system and as an example of how letter pronunciations can shift significantly over centuries of linguistic change.
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Eta (ἦτα, pisana Ηη) – siódma litera alfabetu greckiego oznaczająca w języku starogreckim samogłoskę "e długie otwarte". W greckim systemie liczbowym oznacza liczbę 8.
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