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Epsilon is the fifth letter of the Greek alphabet, representing a vowel sound and also standing for the number five in Greek numerals. It has served as the ancestor for the letter E in Roman, Cyrillic, and other alphabetic systems used today.
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- Part of
- archaic Greek alphabets
- Followed by
- digamma
- Follows
- delta
- Based on
- 𐤄
- Image
- Greek lc epsilon.svg
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- Epsilon (letter)
- Unicode character
- ϵ
- different from
- E
- Commons gallery
- Ε
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