TekniaGreek → Unicode Converter

Paste your text into the input box, and the converter will change it all to Unicode. If you have English and TekniaGreek intermixed, it will still convert everything as if all of the text were TekniaGreek.

Input (TekniaGreek)

Output (Unicode Greek)

Conversion notes

Tags: inside <span class="exerEnglish"> or <span class="englishHint">, text stays English and the span tags are stripped. <p>/</p> tags are removed. All other tags (e.g. showSubject, showObject, greekCaseEnding, greekPersonalEnding) pass through; their inner text is converted.
Letters: a→α, b→β, g→γ, d→δ, e→ε, z→ζ, h→η, q→θ, i→ι, k→κ, l→λ, m→μ, n→ν, x→ξ, o→ο, p→π, r→ρ, s→σ, V→ς, t→τ, u→υ, f→φ, c→χ, y→ψ, w→ω (capitals map to capital Greek).
Single diacritics (after the vowel): j = smooth, J = rough, v = acute, ; = grave, : = circumflex, / = iota subscript.
Combined diacritics (after the vowel): [ = smooth+acute, ] = smooth+grave, \ = smooth+circumflex, { = rough+acute, } = rough+grave, | = rough+circumflex.
On capital vowels the diacritic goes BEFORE the letter: +A → Ἁ, =A → Ἀ, [A → Ἄ, ]A → Ἂ, \A → Ἆ, {A → Ἅ, }A → Ἃ, |A → Ἇ.
Examples: aJ → ἁ, a{ → ἅ, rJ → ῥ, uiJovV → υἱός, a:/ → ᾷ, =Anqrwpo;V → Ἄνθρωπος.
Output is NFC-normalized so precomposed characters are produced where Unicode defines them.
Typo check: a warning is shown if a breathing mark falls anywhere but a word’s opening vowel cluster (or an initial rJ → ῥ) — e.g. kaij, which should be kai;. The warning never changes the output; the text is converted exactly as typed.