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| tau || τ || Τ || t || <u>t</u>au
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| upsilon || υ || Υ || u || <u>oo</u>ps'''*'''
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| phi || φ || Φ || ph || <u>f</u>ather
| omega || ω || Ω || o || <u>o</u>bey
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: '''*''' Greek scholars recognize that the Greeks pronounced this as "ι pronounced with rounded-lips", a sound that does not occur in English but is common in French "u" and German "ue". For a linguistically up-to-date description of New Testament Greek sounds see the link at the bottom of the section on diphthongs.
== Diphthongs and ι-subscripts ==
