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What Greek letter, derived from the Phoenician waw, is the 20th letter of the Hebrew alphabet?
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| Iota (Ιι) |
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| Phi (Φφ) |
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| Nu (Νν) |
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| Upsilon (Υυ) |
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In Archaic Greek it was pronounced "u", in Classical Greek it was pronounced "y" (until at least 1030 AD), and in Modern Greek it is pronounced "i".
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