ff. in Greek
ff. in Greek is κ.εξ. — ff. means a pair of lowercase letters written together in old handwriting or old-style print to represent a single capital F.
ff. in Greek
κ.εξ.
Pronounced: k.ex.
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What does "ff." mean?
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character A pair of lowercase letters written together in old handwriting or old-style print to represent a single capital F.
"In old parish records you might see a name spelled with an "ff" at the start instead of a capital F."
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- In old parish records you might see a name spelled with an "ff" at the start instead of a capital F.
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What is "ff." in Greek?
"ff." in Greek is κ.εξ.. ff. means: A pair of lowercase letters written together in old handwriting or old-style print to represent a single capital F.
How do you pronounce κ.εξ.?
"ff." in Greek is κ.εξ., pronounced "k.ex.".
How do you use "ff." in a sentence?
Example: "In old parish records you might see a name spelled with an "ff" at the start instead of a capital F." In Greek, "ff." is κ.εξ..
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