A Table of Greek Letters

Upper case Lower case In English

A α alpha
B β beta
Γ γ gamma
∆ δ delta
E  epsilon
Z ζ zeta
H η eta
Θ θ theta
I ι iota
K κ kappa
Λ λ lambda
M µ mu
N ν nu
Ξ ξ csi
O o omicron
Π π pi
P ρ rho
Σ σ sigma
T τ tau
Υ υ upsilon
Φ φ phi
Ψ ψ psi
X χ chi
Ω ω omega

Notes. In pronouncing the names of the letters, the is may be pronounced

either as long English is, so that φ would sound like “fie,” or else as long English
es, so that φ would sound like “fee.” The es are pronounced like English long
as, so η is pronounced “Ayta” and ω is called “omayga.”
Note that many Greek capitals look identical to English capitals, although
not always the one you’d expect. For instance, capital η is H and capital ρ is
P.