# copog
## Welsh
### Etymology

From copa (“crest”) +‎ -og.

### Pronunciation

* IPA: /ˈkɔpɔɡ/
* Rhymes: -ɔpɔɡ

### Adjective

copog (feminine singular copog, plural copog, not comparable)
* (ornithology) crested
    Synonym: cribog

#### Derived terms

* aderyn tomen copog (“orange-footed scrubfowl”)
* carfil copog (“crested auklet”)
* ceiliog copog (“tufted cock”)
* ceiliog gwaun gopog (“houbara bustard”)
* cnocell gopog gefnwen (“cream-backed woodpecker”)
* cogwalch copog (“Pacific baza”, “crested hawk”)
* colomen gopog (“helmet pigeon”)
* colomen gopog Awstralia (“topknot pigeon”)
* crëyr copog (“crested heron”)
* cwtiar gopog (“red-knobbed coot”, “crested coot”)
* ehedydd copog (“crested lark”)
* ehedydd copog Sykes (“Syke's lark”)
* eryr copog America (“chaco eagle”, “crowned solitary eagle”)
* eryr nadroedd copog (“crested serpent eagle”)
* galito copog (“crested galito”)
* gwalcheryr copog (“long-crested eagle”)
* gwalcheryr copog Asia (“changeable hawk-eagle”, “crested hawk-eagle”)
* gwyach fawr gopog (“great crested grebe”)
* gwybedog copog (“tufted flycatcher”)
* gwyddwalch copog Asia (“crested goshawk”)
* gwyddwalch copog Swlawesi (“Sulawesi goshawk”)
* hwyad gopog (“tufted duck”)
* iâr gopog (“crested hen”)
* llostfain gopog (“crested spinetail”)
* llostfain llwyni copog (“striolated tit-spinetail”)
* malimbe copog (“crested malimbe”)
* mêl-gropiwr copog (“ʻākohekohe”, “crested honeycreeper”)
* morfran gopog (“shag”)
* morgrugydd copog (“tufted antshrike”)
* petrisen gopog (“crested partridge”)
* pobydd copog (“crested hornero”)
* sgrech gopog (“tufted jay”)
* sïedn copog bronddu (“green-crowned plovercrest”)
* sïedn copog coch (“rufous-crested coquette”)
* sïedn copog crych (“frilled coquette”)
* sïedn copog cwta (“short-crested coquette”)
* sïedn copog du (“black-crested coquette”)
* sïedn copog Gould (“dot-eared coquette”)
* sïedn copog gwyn (“white-crested coquette”)
* sïedn copog llwygynffon (“racket-tailed coquette”)
* sïedn copog mannog (“sprangled coquette”)
* sïedn copog pentuswog (“tufted coquette”)
* sïedn copog peunaidd (“peacock coquette”)
* sïedn copog y Caribî (“Antillean crested hummingbird”)
* tafleisydd copog (“crested bellbird”)
* titw copog (“crested tit”)
* titw copog cyffredin (“tufted titmouse”)
* titw copog y De (“black-crested titmouse”)
* titw-deyrn gopog (“tufted tit-tyrant”)
* trochydd danheddog copog (“hooded merganser”)
* tylluan gopog (“crested owl”)

### Noun

copog m (plural copogion)
* hoopoe

#### Derived terms

* copog Affrica (“African hoopoe”)
* copog coed (“woodhoopoe”)
* copog goed benwyn (“white-headed woodhoopoe”)
* copog goed bigddu (“black-billed woodhoopoe”)
* copog goed bigsyth (“forest woodhoopoe”)
* copog goed borffor (“violet woodhoopoe”)
* copog goed ddu (“black scimitarbill”, “black woodhoopoe”)
* copog goed grymanbig (“common scimitarbill”)
* copog goed grymanbig fach (“Abyssinian scimitarbill”)
* copog goed werdd (“green woodhoopoe”)
* copog Madagasgar (“Madagascan hoopoe”)

### Mutation

Note: Certain mutated forms of some words can never occur in standard Welsh. All possible mutated forms are displayed for convenience.

### References

* R. J. Thomas, G. A. Bevan, P. J. Donovan, A. Hawke et al., editors (1950–present), “copog”, in Geiriadur Prifysgol Cymru Online (in Welsh), University of Wales Centre for Advanced Welsh & Celtic Studies