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| Oepa | |
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| Stage | Modern CLT |
| Pronunciation | /ˈɔɪ.pa/ |
| Part of speech | Adjective; Noun |
| Etymology | from Middle opāē, from Proto opa |
| Related words | Kollgar, Freichta, Wanshaeth |
Oepa — so strong that nothing available can answer it. Unfairly advantaged.
Notes
Said of a Kollgar pack, of a position nobody can attack, of a Freichta whose reputation ends fights before they start, and of a man at a table who cannot be beaten at whatever is being played.
Carries a note of complaint. A thing called Oepa is not being admired so much as objected to, and the person saying it has usually just lost.