[biblical-languages] Greek Breathing marks
Polycarp66 at aol.com
Polycarp66 at aol.com
Mon Dec 10 16:16:56 EST 2001
In a message dated 12/10/2001 3:37:21 PM Eastern Standard Time,
pennerkm at mcmaster.ca writes:
> I have some questions about accents etc.
>
> What are the Unicode Indexes for the following:
> Grave (Varia): 0300 or 0340?
> Acute (Oxia): 0301 or 0341?
> Circumflex (Perispomeni): 0302 0303 0311 or 0342?
> Smooth breathing mark (Psili): 0313 or 0343?
> Rough breathing mark (Dasia): 0314?
> Iota subscript (Ypogegrammeni): 0345 or 037A?
>
The precise coding depends on the vowel with which it is associated.
These are hexidecimal numbers. You can use calc.exe to convert them to
decimal.
LOWER — no breathing
alpha 1F70
epsilon 1F72
eta 1F74
iota 1F76
omicron 1F78
upsilon 1F7A
omega 1F7C
LOWER — smooth breathing
alpha 1F02
epsilon 1F12
eta 1F22
iota 1F32
omicron 1F42
upsilon 1F52
omega 1F62
The list can get rather long. I would suggest that you go to <
www.unicode.org> and download the PDF files for Greek and Greek Extended.
gfsomsel
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