/Γ, /γ
/G, /g
Sounds Like: gahm-MAH
Translations: three
From the root: Γ
Part of Speech: Numeral
Explanation: This character, Gamma (Γ), when used as a numeral in ancient Greek, represents the number three. The preceding slash (/) is an unusual notation and is not a standard part of the Greek numeral system; it might be a specific transcription mark or a textual variant in the source manuscript. In typical usage, the numeral three would be written as Γʹ (Gamma with a keraia mark).
Inflection: Does not inflect
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From the same root
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