what is the tenth letter of the greek alphabet?

Answer 1

KAPPA is the tenth letter of the greek alphabet

Answer 2

The Russian alphabet is based, in fact, upon the Greek... The letters of the Russian alphabet don't have names like their Greek counterparts; they are named for how they sound in a word, with the exception of two letters that have no sound of their own. These are known as hard sign and soft sign. The former is now used only for the sake of spelling the words correctly, having no real value, while the latter functions like a silent 'e', and can fall anywhere in a word. The Russian alphabets are known as Cyrillic, and are traditionally said to have been designed by Saint Cyril.

Answer 3

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what is the tenth letter of the greek alphabet?

Answer 4

The TENTH letter of the Greek alphabet is KAPPA, - which corresponds to what others call the letter "K"!

Answer 5

Kappa (uppercase Κ, lowercase κ) is the 10th letter of the Greek alphabet

Answer 6

Why don't you look it up instead of asking a stupid question. You might as well as what the first letter of the English alphabet is.

Answer 7

It is kappa, but if you want to use the appropriate greek letter as a numerical value, you have to choose I (iota), because in antiquity the natural numbers were represented as
Α, Β, Γ, Δ, Ε, ΣΤ, Ζ, Η, Θ, Ι, ΙΑ, ΙΒ, ... etc, and the same model is still used in various cases now.

Answer 8

kappa
written like our letter K

Answer 9

Kappa - looks like our K.

Answer 10

it's kappa, which corresponds to K. i'm greek