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Digamma is an ancient Greek letter that was originally used to represent a particular sound but eventually fell out of everyday use in the language. Today, it survives mainly as a Greek numeral representing the number 6, and has been called by various names throughout history, including "wau," "digamma," and "stigma."
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- Part of
- Albanian Greek alphabet
- Followed by
- Ζ
- Follows
- E
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- Greek letter digamma on font lines.svg
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- Commons category
- Digamma (letter)
- Unicode character
- ϝ
- different from
- F/f
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Digamma (Ϝ, ϝ) es una letra obsoleta del alfabeto griego y tiene un valor numérico de 6 (ϝʹ).
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