kopek
- noun
- /kəˈpɛk/
- I gave them a sauce that cost 85 kopeks and it was a triumph
- five kopeks
- kopek coins
- two kopeks
Examples
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- Could it be two kopeks per game?
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Best of all, they serve quite a decent portion for only five kopeks.
Fiction book (1995) -
All I can do in the end is reach into my hidden pocket, take out our common funds, and start to divide them in half, kopek by kopek.
Fiction book (1995) -
" Could you lend me two kopeks?" asked Polina.
Fiction book (1995) -
A cup of tea costs just two kopeks at the local stall.
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He found a rare coin worth ten kopeks while cleaning the attic.
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The bus fare increased to twenty kopeks last month.
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Etymology
The word kopek comes from the old Russian kopeyka, which comes from kop'yo 'spear'. Early coins showed a horseman holding a spear, so people named the small coin after that picture, and today kopek means a very small part of a ruble (one hundredth).