Greek character set.
Unicode characters.
For use with the TextCoder and the
TextDoctor.
Character set options.
The keymap for Greek loosely follows the standard set by the
Thesaurus Linguae Graecae, with the exceptions of the
uppercase letters (the difference is detailed below) and the archaic forms and extended
breathings and accents.
Option 1. |
All uppercase and lowercase letters, breathings
and accents, extended breathings and accents, punctuation, and textual marks are
available. |
Option 2. |
Uppercase and lowercase letters, breathings
and accents, punctuation, and textual marks are available. |
Option 3. |
Uppercase and lowercase letters, punctuation,
and textual marks, except the macron (ᾱ) and the breve (ᾰ), are available. |
Option 4. |
Only uppercase and lowercase letters and textual
marks, except the macron (ᾱ) and the breve (ᾰ), are available. |
Uppercase letters.
The keystrokes for uppercase letters differ from those of the
Thesaurus Linguae Graecae in that they are produced, as
with most fonts, by shifting and striking, whereas uppercase letters in the Thesaurus
Linguae Graecae font are produced by following the letter with
an asterisk.
Α A |
Β B |
Γ G |
Δ D |
Ε E |
Ζ Z |
Η H |
Θ Q |
Ι I |
Κ K |
Λ L |
Μ M |
Ν N |
Ξ C |
Ο O |
Π P |
Ρ R |
Σ S |
Τ T |
Υ U |
Φ F |
Χ X |
Ψ Y |
Ω W |
Lowercase letters.
α a |
β b |
γ g |
δ d |
ε e |
ζ z |
η h |
θ q |
ι i |
κ k |
λ l |
μ m |
ν n |
ξ c |
ο o |
π p |
ρ r |
σ s
ς j V |
τ t |
υ u |
φ f |
χ x |
ψ y |
ω w |
Breathings and accents.
Note that the vowels are used below only to show the position of the
accent or breathing. The keystroke for each mark will produce only that mark, not the
vowel.
ὀ ) |
ε̒ ( |
ή / |
ὶ \ |
ω̂ = ~ |
ϋ + " |
ῃ | |
Extended breathings and accents.
ϡ ` |
῎ 1 ! |
῍ 2 @ |
῞ 3 # |
῝ 4 $ |
΅ 5 % |
῭ 6 ^ |
́ & |
̒ 9 ( |
̓ 0 ) |
̀ _ |
̂ ~ = |
῟ [ { |
῏ ] } |
Punctuation.
Textual marks.
Textual scholars use an underdot to express uncertainty about the
proposed reconstruction of a single letter in an ancient manuscript. The overstrike marks
the abbreviation of a nomen sacrum. Brackets enclose reconstructed text. Brackets
also enclose synoptic parallels that are out of order, while braces enclose synoptic passages
that contain similar material but cannot be considered parallel.
[ [ |
] ] |
{ { |
} } |
π̣ @ |
ρ̅ > |
ᾱ < |
ᾰ * |
Archaic Greek.
Option 1. |
Uppercase and lowercase letters, including archaic
forms, and textual marks, except the macron (ᾱ) and the breve (ᾰ), are available. The : (colon) and ; (semicolon)
each produce a medial dot (·). |
Option 2. |
Uppercase letters, including archaic forms, and
textual marks, except the macron (ᾱ) and the breve (ᾰ), are available. The : (colon) and ; (semicolon)
each produce a medial dot (·). |
The archaic forms, both uppercase and lowercase as applicable.
ϳ 1 |
ϒ 2 |
ϖ 3 |
ϡ 4 Ϡ $ |
ϛ 5 Ϛ % |
ϙ 6 Ϙ ^ |
ϸ 7 Ϸ & |
ϐ 8 |
ϲ 9 |
ϕ 0 |
ϵ ! |
϶ # |
ϟ - Ϟ _ |
ϝ v Ϝ J |
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