-
variety of
diacritics starting in the ****enistic period. The more
complex polytonic orthography (Gr****: πολυτονικὸ σύστημα γραφῆς, romanized: polytonikò sýstīma...
-
Ancient Gr**** now use
different diacritics, with
ancient Gr****
using the
polytonic orthography and
modern Gr****
keeping only the
stress accent (acute) and...
- the
letter is
written νῦ in
Ancient Gr**** and
traditional Modern Gr****
polytonic orthography,
while in
Modern Gr**** it is
written νι [ni].
Letters that...
-
consecutive vowels.
Polytonic spelling uses a
variety of
diacritics to
represent aspects of the
pronunciation of
ancient Gr****.
Polytonic,
along with lowercase...
- in 1976, and in 1982
Prime Minister Andreas Papandreou abolished the
polytonic system of
writing for both
Demotic and Katharevousa.
Katharevousa was...
-
official language of
modern Greece until 1976.
Katharevousa is
written in
polytonic Gr**** script. Also,
while Demotic Gr****
contains loanwords from Turkish...
-
modern name of the
country is ****as or ****ada (Gr****: Ελλάς, Ελλάδα; in
polytonic: Ἑλλάς, Ἑλλάδα), and its
official name is the ****enic Republic, ****iniki...
- and the diaeresis. The
traditional system, now
called the
polytonic orthography (or
polytonic system), is
still used
internationally for the
writing of...
- In the
polytonic orthography of
Ancient Gr****, the
rough breathing (Ancient Gr****: δασὺ πνεῦμα, romanized: dasỳ pneûma or δασεῖα daseîa; Latin: spiritus...
- Gr****: ψιλή psilí; Latin:
spiritus lenis) is a
diacritical mark used in
polytonic orthography. In
Ancient Gr****, it
marks the
absence of the
voiceless glottal...
