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Name a letter of the standard 24-letter Greek alphabet.

English letter names or Greek characters count. Archaic letters such as digamma are outside the 24-letter set.

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RhoRho is Greek letter 17.
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υ

Upsilon · 90 points · 1 characters

Upsilon is Greek letter 20.

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Upsilon

90 points · Shortest accepted spelling: υ

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UpsilonUpsilon is Greek letter 20.Aliases: υShortest accepted input: υ · 1 characters
90 points
XiXi is Greek letter 14.Aliases: ξShortest accepted input: ξ · 1 characters
90 points
NuNu is Greek letter 13.Aliases: νShortest accepted input: ν · 1 characters
85 points
PsiPsi is Greek letter 23.Aliases: ψShortest accepted input: ψ · 1 characters
85 points
ChiChi is Greek letter 22.Aliases: χShortest accepted input: χ · 1 characters
80 points
RhoRho is Greek letter 17.Aliases: ρShortest accepted input: ρ · 1 characters
80 points
EtaEta is Greek letter 7.Aliases: ηShortest accepted input: η · 1 characters
75 points
TauTau is Greek letter 19.Aliases: τShortest accepted input: τ · 1 characters
75 points
MuMu is Greek letter 12.Aliases: μShortest accepted input: μ · 1 characters
70 points
OmicronOmicron is Greek letter 15.Aliases: οShortest accepted input: ο · 1 characters
70 points
EpsilonEpsilon is Greek letter 5.Aliases: εShortest accepted input: ε · 1 characters
65 points
IotaIota is Greek letter 9.Aliases: ιShortest accepted input: ι · 1 characters
65 points
PhiPhi is Greek letter 21.Aliases: φShortest accepted input: φ · 1 characters
65 points
ZetaZeta is Greek letter 6.Aliases: ζShortest accepted input: ζ · 1 characters
60 points
KappaKappa is Greek letter 10.Aliases: κShortest accepted input: κ · 1 characters
55 points
LambdaLambda is Greek letter 11.Aliases: λ · LamdaShortest accepted input: λ · 1 characters
50 points
ThetaTheta is Greek letter 8.Aliases: θShortest accepted input: θ · 1 characters
50 points
SigmaSigma is Greek letter 18.Aliases: σ · ςShortest accepted input: σ · 1 characters
40 points
GammaGamma is Greek letter 3.Aliases: γShortest accepted input: γ · 1 characters
35 points
DeltaDelta is Greek letter 4.Aliases: δShortest accepted input: δ · 1 characters
30 points
OmegaOmega is Greek letter 24.Aliases: ωShortest accepted input: ω · 1 characters
30 points
BetaBeta is Greek letter 2.Aliases: βShortest accepted input: β · 1 characters
25 points
PiPi is Greek letter 16.Aliases: πShortest accepted input: π · 1 characters
25 points
AlphaAlpha is Greek letter 1.Aliases: αShortest accepted input: α · 1 characters
20 points
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  • Apply the complete question boundary: English letter names or Greek characters count. Archaic letters such as digamma are outside the 24-letter set.

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Source: Open University · The Greek alphabet ↗

Reference version: 2026-10-21. See our answer policy for how we handle aliases and omissions.

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