Chapter 5/6/7/8 Crossword

2. Letter is transliterated to either a “c” or “k” if it’s at the beginning of a word.
5. English meaning of the Greek noun polis.
7. English meaning of the Greek base logos.
8. If the symbol is present, the vowel is given its original sound.
10. Words formed from letters in a phrase.
11. Letter in the Greek alphabet is transliterated as a “u” when part of a diphthong.
12. English meaning of the Greek noun cosmos.
13. Words that are written the same but have different meanings.
15. Letter receives a rough breathing sign and transliterates to “rh” if it's at the beginning of a word.
17. Numerical adverb or adjective for semi-.
18. A name created after a person.
20. English meaning of the Greek base grapho.
22. If the symbol is present, the vowel takes an “h” sound at the beginning.
24. Numerical adverb or adjective for bis-.
25. The only Greek letter that has 3 symbols.
28. Words that are spelled the same and sound the same.

1. Symbol that indicates 0, or the absence of quantity.
3. Having no outstanding, individual, or unusual features; unremarkable or impersonal.
4. A word equal in meaning to another word.
6. The cardinal number for the Roman numeral Ⅽ.
9. Number of letters in the Greek alphabet.
10. Words meaning the opposite of another word.
13. Words that sound alike but are spelled differently.
14. English meaning of the Greek noun cardia.
16. English meaning of the Greek base arche.
19. Two vowels that blend together as one sound.
21. Greek for name.
23. The cardinal number for the Roman numeral Ⅿ.
26. If a letter appears before the same letter, kappa, chi, or xi, the letter is transliterated as an “n”.
27. The cardinal number for the Roman numeral Ⅰ.