Απαγγειλτός (Apaangelitós)
Ancient Greek term for "recitation" - how Greek numerals were traditionally vocalized. Try saying "Ah-pah-ngeh-LEE-tos" to hear the original pronunciation.
Γραματαρική (Grammatariké)
The system of writing Greek numerals using the 24-letter alphabet plus 3 special symbols. Modern equivalent: Α=1, Β=2, Γ=3... Π=16, Σ=20
Σημειογραφία (Simeiografía)
Greek system of notation using diacritical marks. Try combining α'β' for 11 (1+10) or π with ύπαθρον for large values.
Χρυσή Αναλογία (Chryse Analogía)
Golden Ratio (1:1.618) - appears in π/ω ratio patterns. Modern Greek speakers often pronounce π as "pee" rather than "pie" when using this sacred proportion.
Συστήματα Αρίθμησης (Synisthémata Aríthemis)
Numeric systems in πω include:
- • Decimal (βάση 10)
- • Dozenal (βάση 12) for special measurements
- • Exponential (π^x for cosmic calculations)
Πρόταχη (Prótachē)
Ancient Greek for "projection" - describes how ω (16th letter) serves as a projection multiplier in cosmic calculations. Used in πρόταξις geometry for celestial modeling.