Ϝ

English (LSJ)

ϝ, also 𐅝, sixth letter of the oldest Gr. alphabets, pronounced like Engl.
w, IG 9(1).334 (Locr., v BC), 4.333, 14.2420, Alcm. 23.6, Sappho Supp. 1.6, Corinna ib. 1.29, etc.; it was written in many dialects until ii BC (and pronounced even later); in others (incl. Ionic and Attic) it died out (with the sound) before the date of the earliest Inscrr., surviving only as a numeral, = 6, in the form [, SIG 46.106 (Halic., v BC), IG1². 760 (Athens, v BC), PCair. Zen. 13.4 (iii BC), BMus.Cat.Coins, Egypt Pl. XVI 4 (200/199 BC), later in the form Ϛ, ib. Egypt Pl. XXX 5 (47 BC), PMagLond. 121.770 (iii AD, Pl. 61) and medieval Mss. Its name was ϝαῦ (cf. Semitic wāw) acc. to Varro and Didymus (v. Varro LL p. 209 G.-S.), later δίγαμμα.

Dutch (Woordenboekgrieks.nl)

Ϝ, ϝ, τό (ϝαῦ), indecl., wau of digamma (oorspr. zesde letter van het Griekse alfabet, uitgesproken als /w/); als getal: ϛʹ = 6, ͵ϛ = 6000.

Translations

als: ϝ; arc: ϝ; ar: ديغما; ast: digamma; bar: digamma; be_x_old: дыгама; be: дыгама; bg: дигама; br: fau; ca: digamma; ckb: واو; cs: digama; cy: fau; da: digamma; de: Digamma; el: δίγαμμα; en: digamma; eo: digamo; es: ϝ; et: digamma; eu: vau; ext: digama; fa: واو; fi: digamma; fr: digamma; gd: fau; gl: digamma; he: דיגמא; hu: digamma; id: digama; is: dígamma; it: digamma; ja: ϝ; ko: ϝ; ku: wau; kv: дигамма; la: digamma; lt: digama; lv: digamma; mr: वाउ; nl: digamma; nn: digamma; no: digamma; oc: digamma; pl: digamma; pt: ϝ; ro: digama; ru: дигамма; simple: digamma; sk: digama; sl: digama; sv: digamma; sw: digamma; th: เวา; tr: digama; uk: дигамма; vi: digamma; war: digamma; wuu: ϝ; zh_min_nan: ϝ; zh_yue: ϝ; zh: ϝ