noun
kappa
KAP-uh/ˈkæpə/
The tenth letter of the Greek alphabet.
The highlighted kappa occupies the tenth position on the Greek-alphabet strip.

Etymology
Greek κάππα supplies the name of the tenth Greek letter; that letter also gave rise to the Roman letter K.
In context
the letter iota comes to represent 10. Kappa is 20. And then we've got to now go to our 100's. So rho, which is the equivalent of our letter R, represents 100.
More examples
- Kappa comes after iota in the Greek alphabet.
- An uppercase kappa looks like an English K.
- She circles the two kappas on the worksheet.
Forms
kappa · kappas