Stigma, or sigma, is the 18th letter of the Greek alphabet, representing the number 200. In ancient Greek, the two names corresponded to different spellings of the letter, depending on the position in the word. From sigma came the letters of the Latin alphabet “S”, “Z” and the Cyrillic “C” and “Zelo” (obsolete, similar to the English “S” and reads like “Z”). You can insert the stigma in a text editor using a special tab.
Instructions
Step 1
In the text editor, open the "Insert" tab, then - "Symbol" (click on the word, then on the option "Other Symbols").
Step 2
Scroll down to the Greek alphabet and find the icon corresponding to the highlighted illustration. Once selected, click the "Insert" button at the bottom of the dialog box and "Close".
Step 3
To insert sigma (instead of stigma), highlight the other icon next to the stigma. Once selected, click the "Insert" button at the bottom of the dialog box and "Close".
Step 4
To insert a stigma (capital letter) into a Unicode file, enter the code: “Greek letter stigma” or U + 03DA. The insert code for the "Greek small letter stigma" is U + 03DB.
