Unique Greek Iota Gifts, Design Your Own Letter Decor for Greeks
Modern Iota Greek Letter Monogrammed Gifts & Engraved Iotas Decor
Unique handcrafted gift ideas and artistic office decor with an upper case Greek letter Iota used in Greek academic and service organizations as well as in the fields of mathematics, science and engineering. Each item is personalized with your choice of art glass, sleek aluminum or gorgeous iridescent colors. Our unusual gifts will be appreciated by Greeks, fraternity brothers, sorority sisters, alumni, scientists, mathematicians and engineers.- Unique Greek Gift Ideas with Iotas: Kyle Design offers a special collection of original gifts and exclusive merchandise with the capital letter Iota - professional business card cases, organizers, drinking flasks, handy pill organizers, money clips, tape measures, jewelry, cigarette cases, compacts and drinking flasks in many size. Decor for the home or office includes desk sets, stamp dispensers, stain glass night lights, holiday ornaments or stunning wooden boxes.
- Personalized Uppercase Iota Monograms: Custom select silver or gold, iridescent film or sleek aluminum to create a unique designer presents with scientific notational letter Iota for physicists, mathematicians, SQA's, software developers, students of Greece, members of fraternities or sororities! Want to engrave it? Use our Custom Engraving and Monogramming Services to make your "Iota" symbol gift even more memorable.
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The Greek Alphabet Letter Iota design comes on hundreds of great gifts.To order, just select Greek Letter Iota #378 on "Design It" personalized gifts.
Iota Definition and Scientific Uses
Iota is the nineth letter of the Greek alphabet. It is defined as the index generator function in APL.Iota Quotes and Sayings
"I hope to live all my life for my art, without abandoning my principles one iota." -- Gustave Courbet, French painter, (1819 1877), led the Realist movement in 19th-century French painting."I never took hallucinogenic drugs because I never wanted my consciousness expanded one unnecessary iota." -- Fran Lebowitz, (1951- ), American author.
The Greek Alphabet - Letters and Pronunciation
| Greek Alphabet Letters and Symbols | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| Greek Letter | Greek Letter | Name | Pronunciation |
| Uppercase | Lowercase | ||
| A | &alpha | Alpha | al-fah |
| B | &beta | Beta | bay-tah |
| &Gamma | &gamma | Gamma | gam-ah |
| &Delta | &delta | Delta | del-tah |
| E | &epsilon | Epsilon | ep-si-lon |
| Z | &zeta | Zeta | zay-tah |
| H | &eta | Eta | ay-tah |
| &Theta | &theta | Theta | thay-ta |
| I | &iota | Iota | eye-oh-tah |
| K | &kappa | Kappa | kap-pah |
| &Lambda | &lambda | Lambda | lam-dah |
| M | &mu | Mu | mew |
| N | &nu | Nu | new |
| &Xi | &xi | Xi | zy |
| O | o | Omicron | om-e-cron |
| &Pi | &pi | Pi | py |
| P | &rho | Rho | roh |
| &Sigma | &sigma | Sigma | sig-mah |
| T | &tau | Tau | tao |
| Y | &upsilon | Upsilon | up-si-lon |
| &Phi | &phi | Phi | fy |
| X | x | Chi | ky |
| &Psi | &psi | Psi | sy |
| &Omega | &omega | Omega | oh-may-gah |















