Alphabet relationship - Hebrew and Greek
March 2006 00Hebrew_Alphabet_Greek.doc
Phoenicians & languages using its scripts
In the following, Greek font is in SPIonic, while Hebrew font is in Hebraica.
Greek & Hebrew Comparison
U | C | E | NL | NL | WPA | Horder | H | H | HN | WPA | |
A | a | a | alpha | a)/lfa | A | ä | | | a | 'āleph | ä |
B | b | b | bēta | bh~ta | b | b | | B | b | bêth | b / v |
G | g | g | gamma | ga/mma | g | g | | G | g | gimel | g / j |
D | d | d | delta | de/lta | d | d | | D | d | dalet | d /v |
E | e | "e" | epsilon | e)/yilo/n | e | e {ě} | | | h | hē | e{ě} |
Z | z | "z" | zēta | zh~ta | dz, z | z | | | z | zayin | z |
H | h | "e" | ēta | h~ta | ei / e: | ā | | | j | hêth | ā |
Q | q | "th" | thēta | qh~ta | q | q | | | f | têth | t |
I | i | i | īōta | i)w~ta | I[1]= i | ē / i | | | y | yôd | i |
K | k | k | kappa | ka/ppa | k | k | | K | k | kaph | k |
L | l | l | lambda | la/mbda | l | l | | | l | lāmed | l |
M | m | m | mu | mu~ | m | m | | | m | mēm | m |
N | n | n | nu | nu~ | n | n | | | n | nu^n | n |
X | x | x | xī | ci~ | ks | ks | | | s | samekh | s |
O | o | o | ōmīcron | o)/mikro/n | O | o | | | ע | 'ayin | |
P | p | p | pī | pi~ | p | p | | P | p | pēh | p /ph |
R | r | r | rhō | r(w~ | r | r | | | r | rĕs | r |
S | s, V | s | sigma | si/gma | s | s | | | c/v | śin / šin | s/ sh |
T | t | t | tau | tau~ | t | t | | T | t | tāw | t /th |
U | u | u | upsilon | u~)yilo/n | U / u[2] | U | | | w | wāw[3] | w |
F | j f | ph | phī | fi~ | f | f | | | | | |
C | c | ch | chī | xi~ | x | KH | | | | | KH |
Y | y | ps | psī | yi~ | ps | ps | | | | | ps |
W | w | ō | ōmega | w)~me/ga | əu | ō | | | | | ō |
obsolete | s | san | | | | | | x | sādhê | s | |
obsolete | q | qoppa | | | | | | q | qoph | q |
[1] I is the new IPA for short i.
[2] Berkeley's site says that upsilon was earlier a close back rounded vowel [u], and it retained this value in the diphthongs au, eu, hu; in classical Attic, the sound [u] = oo was conveyed by ou. In its description, it is German ü(=ue), but further divided into short and long close front rounded vowels as in fugh/ and yuxh/ respectively.
[3] Actually there is an obsolete Greek word, wau, looks like a F corresponding to this Semitic Alphabet. See also Genetic Correspondences Between Hebrew, Greek and Roman Alphabets by John Opsopaus (c)
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