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Koppa is an ancient Greek letter that originally represented a sound but was eventually replaced by the letter kappa in the Greek alphabet. Though it fell out of everyday use, koppa survived as a symbol for the number 90 in Greek numerals and became the ancestor of the Latin letter Q.
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Koppa (κόππα, pisana Ϙϙ lub Ϟϟ) – litera alfabetu greckiego, obecnie nieużywana w tym języku. W greckim systemie liczbowym oznacza liczbę 90. W alfabecie koppa znajdowała się między san a rho.
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