Name: GREEK CAPITAL LETTER DELTA Unicode: U+916 Number: 4 Translit: D Language: el Readable: d Description:
1. The symbol Δ, known as "Delta," originates from the Greek alphabet and represents the letter "D" in the modern Greek alphabet. In ancient Greek, it denoted the sound [d].
2. In esoteric and mystical traditions, the Delta symbol has been associated with various meanings. In Pythagorean philosophy, Delta symbolized the concept of "change" or "difference," reflecting the idea of transformation or transition. In alchemical symbolism, the Delta was linked to the element of fire or symbolized the process of distillation and separation to achieve purification and transformation.
3. The Delta symbol has been used symbolically in various ancient and modern traditions. In ancient Greece, it symbolized the concept of "difference" or "change." In mathematics, Delta represents the concept of change or variation, often used in calculus to denote a difference or increment. In engineering and science, the Delta symbol is used to signify a change in quantity or variable. In modern contexts, Delta is also used as a symbol for "change" or "difference" in fields such as technology and finance.
Name: GREEK SMALL LETTER OMICRON Unicode: U+959 Number: 70 Translit: o Language: el Readable: o Description:
The symbol "ο" is the Greek letter omicron, derived from the Phoenician letter Ayin. It represents the short vowel sound /o/.
In esoteric and mystical traditions, the omicron is sometimes associated with the concept of wholeness and unity due to its circular shape. In Greek numerology, omicron has a value of 70, which is considered a number of completion and perfection in some mystical systems.
In ancient Greek philosophy, the omicron was sometimes used to symbolize the concept of the "One," representing the unity from which all things arise. It can be seen in various mystical texts and symbolic representations.
Overall, the omicron holds significance as a symbol of unity, wholeness, and completion in various spiritual and mystical traditions.
Name: GREEK SMALL LETTER UPSILON WITH VARIA Unicode: U+8058 Number: 800 Translit: y Language: el Readable: υ Description:
1. The symbol ὺ is a lower case letter upsilon with acute accent in the Ancient Greek alphabet. It represents the sound /y/ as in "myth" or "unity."
2. In esoteric and mystical traditions, the upsilon symbol can represent transcendence and spiritual ascent. It is associated with the idea of unity and higher consciousness, bridging the material world with the divine.
3. The upsilon symbol has been used in ancient Greek philosophical texts to represent various concepts such as truth, balance, and harmony. In modern times, it has been adopted by some spiritual communities as a symbol of spiritual evolution and enlightenment.
Name: GREEK SMALL LETTER FINAL SIGMA Unicode: U+962 Number: 6 Translit: s Language: el Readable: s Description:
Font ς Sigma is not Font Stigma ϛ, While the letter Σ continues Phoenician šîn 𐤔 W, its name sigma and its position in the alphabet is taken from the letter Ξ Samekh S.
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