Omega
[oʊˈmeɪɡə]Meaning
from Greek ὦ μέγα, the name of the last letter of the alphabet
Background Story
Omega comes from the name of the last letter of the Greek alphabet. The letter was originally called ὦ, and the name was later changed to ὦ μέγα, "big o", to distinguish it from omicron, "small o"; in Modern Greek the name has fused into ωμέγα. As the final letter of the alphabet, omega is often used to denote the end or the ultimate, and is often seen as a symbol of completion, as in the phrase Alpha and Omega.
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