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TAU (tou)

19th letter of the Greek alphabet

Common clues: Sigma follower; Greek cross; Greek T; Letter before upsilon; 19th Greek letter

Related crosswordese: see below

Crossword puzzle frequency: 8 times a year

Frequency in English language: 39892 / 86800

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The Greek alphabet is a set of 24 letters that has been used to write the Greek language since the late 9th or early 8th century BC. It was the first alphabet in the narrow sense, that is a writing system that uses a separate symbol for each vowel and consonant. It is the oldest alphabetic script in continuous use today. The letters were also used to represent Greek numerals, beginning in the 2nd century BC.


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Related Crosswordese


ZETA (ZAY-tuh)

Common clues: Epsilon follower; Sixth Greek letter; Greek “Z”; Sixth of 24;


ETA (AY-tuh)

Common clues: Greek "H"; Zeta follower; H look-alike; Hellenic H; H, to Homer; Seventh letter; H, in a fraternity


THETA (THAYE-tuh)

Common clues: Iota preceder; Eta follower; Eighth Greek letter; Angle symbol; Eighth of 24; Greeks' “unlucky” letter


RHO (roh)

Common clues: Pi follower; Sigma preceder; Plato's P; Density symbol; 17 Greek letter; P;


SIGMA (SIG-muh)

Common clues: Standard deviation symbol; Rho follower; Summation symbol; Greek S; Tau preceder; 18th letter of the Greek alphabet


PHI (feye)

Common clues: 21st Greek letter; ___ Beta Kappa; Follower of Upsilon; Key letter;


CHI (kee)

Common clues: Phi follower; Third to last Greek letter; Greek “X”; Psi preceder


PSI (sigh)

Common clues: Chi-omega go-between; 23rd Greek letter; Trident-shaped letter; Omega preceder; Penultimate Greek letter; Symbol of electric flux




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