A rare or archaic form potentially referring to a collection or group of contakions (Byzantine liturgical hymns).
This appears to be a variant or diminutive form of contakion with the -kia suffix, a pattern seen in Greek and Slavic languages for creating collective nouns, though its exact usage is unclear in historical texts.
This word is so obscure that even scholars of Byzantine liturgy rarely encounter it—it's a reminder that languages evolve in ways we can't always trace, and some words disappear into history.
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