Colloquial word for a ring-shaped object or a loop of something like rope or wire. Often used in everyday speech instead of 輪 (わ).
Colloquial term for a halo, especially in casual or childlike descriptions of angels or saints.
I made a loop with wire.
Try putting this ring on your finger.
A halo was shining above the angel's head.
Kana spelling is common in casual writing and for learners.
Colloquial form of 輪 (わ, 'ring') with the diminutive suffix っか, giving a casual or childlike feel.