Zeta Symbol

The zeta symbol is the sixth letter of the greek alphabet. Zeta originated from the Phoenician letter "zayin." It's one of the less frequently used letters in Greek. The uppercase form looks like our "Z," while the lowercase resembles a curvy "3." In ancient Greece, zeta was associated with the number 7 in some numerical systems.
  • Symbol
    Ζ
  • Name
    Greek Letter Zeta
  • Unicode
    U+0396
  • HTML Code
    Ζ
  • Entity
    Ζ
  • Symbol
    ζ
  • Name
    Greek Small Zeta
  • Unicode
    U+03B6
  • HTML Code
    ζ
  • Entity
    ζ

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Ζ
Greek Capital Letter Zeta
ζ
Greek Small Letter Zeta
𝚭
Greek Bold Capital Zeta
𝛇
Greek Bold Small Zeta
𝛧
Greek Italic Capital Zeta
𝜁
Greek Italic Small Zeta
𝜡
Greek Bold Italic Capital Zeta
𝜻
Greek Bold Italic Small Zeta
𝝛
Greek Sans-Serif Bold Capital Zeta
𝝵
Greek Sans-Serif Bold Small Zeta
𝞕
Greek Sans-Serif Bold Italic Capital Zeta
𝞯
Greek Sans-Serif Bold Italic Small Zeta
ɀ
Latin Small Letter Z with Swash Tail
Ȥ
Latin Capital Letter Z with Hook
ȥ
Latin Small Letter Z with Hook

Zeta Meaning

In mathematics, zeta is famously used in the Riemann zeta function, crucial in number theory. It's also used to represent the sixth item in a series. In physics, the zeta potential is important in colloidal science. The term "Generation Z" refers to people born in the late 1990s and early 2000s, showcasing zeta's use in popular culture.

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