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                    ಕೂಪಕ♪ kūpaka 🔊- :Noun
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                                = ಕೂಪ2 - 1 & 3.
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                                a long, narrow, deep cleft or crack; a fissure.
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                                a pit dug for water, on the bed of a dried river.
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                                a rock or tree in a river.
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                                the cavity of the loins just above the hips of a woman.
 
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                    ಕುಪಾಕ♪ kupāka 🔊- :Noun
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                                food that is not properly cooked.
 
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                    ಕಾಪಿಕ್ಕು♪ kāpikku 🔊- :Verb
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                                to engage a guard or guards to watch, protect someone or something.
 
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                    ಕಾಪಿಗ♪ kāpiga 🔊- :Noun
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                                a man who watches, guards or protects another person or his property, etc.
 
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                    ಕುಪ್ಪಿಕ್ಕು♪ kuppikku 🔊- :Verb
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                                to move suddenly and rapidly; to jump upward or forward; to spring up with two or all the feet at once; to jump; to hop.
 
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                    ಕುಪ್ಪಿಗೆ♪ kuppige 🔊- :Noun
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                                = ಕುಪ್ಪಿ1 - 1.
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                                a hollow cylinder, as of reed, straw, etc.
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                                the sharp point, of a metal, of an arrow.
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                                a metal (esp. golden) cap for the pearls used in a necklace or for the beads of a rosary.
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                                5 a semi-globular ear-ornament of women.
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                                the knee-cap at the knee joint.
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                                a piece of cork or something made of cork; esp., a stopper for a bottle, cask, etc.
 
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                    ಕೋಪಿಗ♪ kōpiga 🔊- :Noun
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                                = ಕೋಪಿಷ್ಠ.
 
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                    ಕಪ್ಪಗಿ♪ kappagi 🔊- :Verb
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                                to become very dark.
 
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                    ಗೋಪಿಕೆ♪ gōpike 🔊- :Noun
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                                = ಗೋಪಿ - 2.
 
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                    ಕಪ್ಪಗೆ♪ kappage 🔊- :
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                                darkly; blackly; gloomingly.