Greek transliteration
Convert Greek text to Latin letters (and back). Uses a simplified ALA-LC-style romanization — β becomes v (modern pronunciation), θ becomes th, χ becomes ch, and ψ becomes ps, matching the way Greek is read today.
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About this scheme
Greek was the first script in the Mediterranean to distinguish vowels from consonants, and for two and a half millennia people have been finding ways to write Greek words with Latin letters. Our scheme follows the modern-pronunciation tradition — β as v, not b — which matches how Greek is actually spoken today, rather than classical Erasmian conventions. For transliterating ancient Greek texts, you may want a scholarly system like ALA-LC or ISO 843.