help 'decode' fraternity symbols?

[wade12]

i was considering the G as a theta as well.

but what of the third letter? looks like a "j", i dont see anything in the greek alphabet with a dot over it?

a contributor from another forum suggested the last 5 letters spelled "sinea", translated into "precious gift", dont know if that helps or not

[MysticCat]

Originally Posted by wade12

a contributor from another forum suggested the last 5 letters spelled "sinea", translated into "precious gift", dont know if that helps or not

I was just exploring that same possibility -- that what looked like a lower-case Gamma to me (γ) is actually a lower-case Nu (ν), which would indeed render the word "sinea."

The only place that I can find that it means "precious gift" is at answers.com, where someone says it's her name and means that in Greek. I'm doubtful, especially since I'm not finding it in Greek lexicons.