Stuck in the Greek Vowel Mystery? Find the Answer Here!

– Second letter of the Greek alphabet
– One of the five main vowels in Greek
– Equivalent to the letter “e”
– Often used as a symbol in mathematics and physics
– Commonly found in Greek words and names
– Pronounced as “ay-tuh” in English
– Used to represent a long “e” sound in some languages
– Found in the word “etaerio” meaning a cluster of fruits
– Similar to the “eta” letter in the Cyrillic alphabet
– Used in the Greek numeral system as the number 8