Inputting Greek Letters:
I use the following encoding, which seems the most intuitive, though it does not match any current standard I know. Because I use th, kh, and ph for theta, chi, and phi, I cannot used h for eta.
I therefore use capital letters for long vowels (E = eta, O = omega) and the obsolete last letter that was probably some sort of s (S = sampi).
The only really tricky symbol is Y for psi (from the shape). I cannot use ps because that could be taken as either psi (700) or pi-sigma (280).
α : a | β : b | γ : g | δ : d | ε : e | ϝ : w | ζ : z | η : E | θ : th |
ι : i | κ : k | λ : l | μ : m | ν : n | ξ : x | ο : o | π : p | ϟ : q |
ρ : r | σ : s | τ : t | υ : u | φ : ph | χ : kh | ψ : Y | ω : O | ϡ : S |