- the change.)
Fractions were
indicated as the
denominator followed by a
keraia (ʹ); γʹ
indicated one third, δʹ one
fourth and so on. As an exception, special...
-
Keraia (Ancient Gr****: κεραία, lit. 'horn'), is a Gr**** word that may
refer to:
Keraia (Crete), a town of
ancient Crete Keraia (Pisidia), a town of ancient...
-
translated in
English as "jot" and "****le" in
Matthew 5:18 are iota and
keraia (Gr****: κεραία). Iota is the
smallest letter of the Gr****
alphabet (ι);...
-
Keraia was a town of
ancient Pisidia inhabited during ****enistic and
Roman times. Its name does not
occur among ancient authors, but is
inferred from...
-
combination with the
upper keraia numeral sign ⟨ʹ⟩ to
denote numbers from 1 to 900 and in
combination with the
lower keraia ⟨͵⟩ to
denote multiples of...
- In the Gr**** text
translated as
English jot and ****le is
found iota and
keraia. Iota is the
smallest letter of the Gr****
alphabet (ι), but
since only capitals...
- ⟨ϟ⟩ and ⟨ϡ⟩. To mark a
letter as a
numeral sign, a
small stroke called keraia is
added to the
right of it. In
North America, many
college fraternities...
-
Ceraea or
Keraia (Ancient Gr****: Κεραία), also
known as
Cerea or
Kerea (Κερέα),
Ceraeae or
Keraiai (Κεραῖαι), was a town of
ancient Crete. It is mentioned...
- made.
Instead of
extending an
overline over an
entire number (like χξϛ), a
keraia (κεραία, lit. "hornlike projection") is
placed to its
upper right, a development...
-
Kalelibelen Kandyba Kanytelis Karakabaklı
Karatepe Karkabo Kastellon Kendema Keraia Kibyra Kiphisos Kirkota Kitanaura Kodroula Kolbasa Ko****n
Korma Kynosarion...
