Quote Originally Posted by Marinakis
If EB wants to get the correct native names of everything, why not

Greek doesnt have a H like english, they use E's in their place
The really interesting part is that they did actually.
http://www.stoa.org/gallery/hauck/horos?full=1

There is very little to no noticeable difference in Pyrros and Pyrrhos in English. Of Rhodos or Rodos. Almost all ancient greek rho's were aspirated, and it's pretty much up to whoever is spelling it out today to determine whether they use an 'h' in there or not. More often than not you'll see it there in English in certain Greek words, but not in others (usually depending upon the following vowel). I hope you'll forgive us for using Pyrrhos and Rhodos and Rhegion, following the most common ways those 'rho's are written in English.