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YPSILON
or, as commonly anglicized, upsilon [Υ, υ].
It is the twentieth letter of the Greek alphabet and corresponds with the German “ü” or the French “u.” Hence, it is generally transliterated as “y.”
When accented, as a numeral (υ΄), it signifies 400, and, with the subscript (,υ), 400,000.
