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kappa in Japanese

kappa in Japanese is カッパ — kappa means the tenth letter of the Greek alphabet (Κ, κ).

kappa in Japanese

カッパ
noun
Pronounced: kappa
The tenth letter of the Greek alphabet.

What does "kappa" mean?

  1. noun The tenth letter of the Greek alphabet (Κ, κ).
    "Kappa sits between iota and lambda in the Greek alphabet."
  2. noun In finance, a measure of how sensitive an option’s price is to changes in the expected volatility of the underlying asset.
    "A high kappa means the option’s value swings sharply with volatility changes."
  3. noun In Japanese folklore, a mischievous water-dwelling creature resembling a small, turtle-like humanoid.
    "Local legend warned children to stay away from the river because of the kappa."
  4. intj Internet slang used to flag a statement as sarcastic or not meant literally, from a Twitch emote of the same name.
    "Yeah, sure, I totally meant to lose that match. Kappa."
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kappa in a sentence

  • Kappa sits between iota and lambda in the Greek alphabet.
  • A high kappa means the option’s value swings sharply with volatility changes.
  • Local legend warned children to stay away from the river because of the kappa.
  • Yeah, sure, I totally meant to lose that match. Kappa.

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Frequently asked questions

What is "kappa" in Japanese?

"kappa" in Japanese is カッパ. kappa means: The tenth letter of the Greek alphabet (Κ, κ).

How do you pronounce カッパ?

"kappa" in Japanese is カッパ, pronounced "kappa".

How do you use "kappa" in a sentence?

Example: "Kappa sits between iota and lambda in the Greek alphabet." In Japanese, "kappa" is カッパ.

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