alpha in Latin
alpha in Latin is alpha — alpha means the first letter of the Greek alphabet, often used to mean "first" or "primary".
alpha in Latin
alpha
The name of the first letter of the Greek alphabet (Α, α), followed by beta. In the Latin alphabet it is the predecessor to A.
What does "alpha" mean?
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noun The first letter of the Greek alphabet, often used to mean "first" or "primary".
"In physics, alpha particles are a type of radiation."
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adj Dominant or first in rank within a group.
"He acted like the alpha of the friend group."
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- In physics, alpha particles are a type of radiation.
- He acted like the alpha of the friend group.
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What is "alpha" in Latin?
"alpha" in Latin is alpha. alpha means: The first letter of the Greek alphabet, often used to mean "first" or "primary".
How do you use "alpha" in a sentence?
Example: "In physics, alpha particles are a type of radiation." In Latin, "alpha" is alpha.
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