![]() Β ϐ – the prototype of the Phoenician “bet” ( beta, vita). ![]() In the Cyrillic alphabet, B and C originated from this letter. Pronunciation in the ancient Greek alphabet is somewhat different from the modern one. ![]() Previously, it was an explosive sound “b”, but now it is a sonorous one with a dental-labial sound “c”, in many dialects it is pronounced like “vi”. This particle refers to the well-known beta radiation and beta particles. Γ γ – originated from the Phoenician “gaml, gimel” (γάμα, gamma). In the ancient Greek alphabet, it denoted a sound similar to the Russian “g”. The letter G in Cyrillic also originated from him. ![]() In the new alphabet, it denotes a voiced spirant and is pronounced softly and aspirated. Gamma radiation in physics and some variables in mathematics are denoted by this letter. Δ δ – the Phoenician “delt, dalet” gave this letter its name (δέλτα, delta). ![]()
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