Koopia

Koopia is a term used in multiple languages and domains, most commonly meaning a copy or duplicate. It can function as a noun for a duplicate of an object, document, or data, and is found in archival, bibliographic, and technical contexts.

In Estonian, koopia is the standard word for a copy. It can describe a physical duplicate or a digital replica and is used in libraries, museums, legal settings, and everyday documentation. Cognate forms appear in other languages, such as Finnish kopio and Polish kopia, with related meanings across linguistic families.

In information technology and data management, a koopia may refer to a backup copy, a replica of a database, or a cloned software package, used to enable restoration, distribution, or testing. The term also appears in user interfaces and documentation to denote copy operations, data duplication processes, or versioned artifacts.

As a proper noun, Koopia is used as a brand name or project title in various contexts, including creative studios, software products, or media projects. When employed as a name, the term often evokes concepts of replication, redundancy, or reliability in duplication workflows.

See also: copy, duplication, kopio, kopija, kopiya.