phi

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• /faɪ/
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• rhymes with -aɪ
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• homophone: fie
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• /fiː/
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• rhymes with -iː
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• homophone: fee
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• CMU ARPABET: F AY1 Digits mark lexical stress: 1 primary, 2 secondary, 0 unstressed.
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From Late Latin phi, from Ancient Greek φεῖ (pheî).

32 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Arabic: فَاي (fay) — Greek letter
• Asturian: fi — Greek letter
• Catalan: fi — Greek letter
• Chinese Mandarin: 弗愛 /弗爱 — Greek letter
• Chinese Mandarin: 佛爱 (fú'ài) — Greek letter
• Chinese Mandarin: 斐 (fěi) — Greek letter
• Czech: fí — Greek letter
• Dutch: phi — Greek letter
• Esperanto: fio — Greek letter
• Finnish: fii — Greek letter
• French: phi — Greek letter
• German: Phi — Greek letter
• Greek: φι (fi) — Greek letter
• Ancient Greek: φεῖ (pheî) — Greek letter
• Hebrew: פִי (fi) — Greek letter
• Hungarian: fi — Greek letter
• Interlingua: phi — Greek letter
• Irish: fí — Greek letter
• Japanese: ファイ (fai) — Greek letter
• Japanese: フィ (fi) — Greek letter
• Japanese: ピー (pī) — Greek letter
• Korean: 피 (pi) — Greek letter
• Macedonian: фи (fi) — Greek letter
• Malay: fi — Greek letter
• Persian: فی (fi) — Greek letter
• Polish: fi — Greek letter
• Polish: phi — Greek letter
• Portuguese: fi — Greek letter
• Romanian: fi — Greek letter
• Russian: фи (fi) — Greek letter
• Slovak: fí — Greek letter
• Spanish: fi — Greek letter