Directions for the Translator to Braille 
Guided Tour: Greek Letters
Greek letters must appear in an expression. The table below has the denotation for each one.
Try the following example:
The perimeter of a circle of radius r is
$2\pi r$ and the area is
$\pi r^2$.
The Greek word $\pi o\rho\tau\alpha$
means the same as porta (door) in Portuguese.
Denotations for Greek letters (to be used in expressions)
| \(\alpha\) | \alpha |
\(\theta\) | \theta |
\(o\) | o | \(\tau\) | \tau |
| \(\beta\) | \beta |
\(\vartheta\) | \vartheta |
\(\pi\) | \pi |
\(\upsilon\) | \upsilon |
| \(\gamma\) | \gamma |
\(\iota\) | \iota |
\(\varpi\) | \varpi |
\(\phi\) | \phi |
| \(\delta\) | \delta |
\(\kappa\) | \kappa |
\(\rho\) | \rho |
\(\varphi\) | \varphi |
| \(\epsilon\) | \epsilon |
\(\lambda\) | \lambda |
\(\varrho\) | \varrho |
\(\chi\) | \chi |
| \(\varepsilon\) | \varepsilon |
\(\mu\) | \mu |
\(\sigma\) | \sigma |
\(\psi\) | \psi |
| \(\zeta\) | \zeta |
\(\nu\) | \nu |
\(\varsigma\) | \varsigma |
\(\omega\) | \omega |
| \(\eta\) | \eta |
\(\xi\) | \xi | ||||
| \(\Gamma\) | \Gamma |
\(\Lambda\) | \Lambda |
\(\Sigma\) | \Sigma |
\(\Psi\) | \Psi |
| \(\Delta\) | \Delta |
\(\Xi\) | \Xi |
\(\Upsilon\) | \Upsilon |
\(\Omega\) | \Omega |
| \(\Theta\) | \Theta |
\(\Pi\) | \Pi |
\(\Phi\) | \Phi |
If your keyboard produces the Greek letter \(\mu\) (mu) the translator may also accept it; please test!
