omega in Greek
omega in Greek is ωμέγα — omega means the final letter of the Greek alphabet, symbolizing an ending or the last in a series.
omega in Greek
ωμέγα
Pronounced: omega
The twenty-fourth letter of the Classical and the Modern Greek alphabet, and the twenty-eighth letter of the Old and the Ancient Greek alphabet, i.e. the last letter of every Greek alphabet. Uppercase version: Ω; lowercase: ω.
What does "omega" mean?
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noun The final letter of the Greek alphabet, symbolizing an ending or the last in a series.
"The book's title, "Alpha to Omega," promised to cover everything from start to finish."
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noun The final, ultimate point in a sequence or process.
"This project felt like the omega of his career."
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noun In physics, the symbol used for angular velocity.
"The equation uses omega to represent the wheel's rotational speed."
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omega in a sentence
- The book's title, "Alpha to Omega," promised to cover everything from start to finish.
- In the Bible, God is called "the Alpha and the Omega."
- This project felt like the omega of his career.
- The equation uses omega to represent the wheel's rotational speed.
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What is "omega" in Greek?
"omega" in Greek is ωμέγα. omega means: The final letter of the Greek alphabet, symbolizing an ending or the last in a series.
How do you pronounce ωμέγα?
"omega" in Greek is ωμέγα, pronounced "omega".
How do you use "omega" in a sentence?
Example: "The book's title, "Alpha to Omega," promised to cover everything from start to finish." In Greek, "omega" is ωμέγα.
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