*duppaz

Runic: ᛞᚢᛈᚨᛉ Pronunciation: /ˈdup.pɑz/

noun · masculine · a-stem

Meanings

hollow, depression, well
bowl
shell

Etymology

From Proto-Indo-European *dʰubʰ-nó-s, from root *dʰewbʰ- (‘deep, hollow’). Direct cognate with Old Prussian dubnas (‘bottom’) and Proto-Celtic dubnos (‘deep’).

Declension

Case	Singular	Plural
Nom.	duppaz	duppōz, duppōs
Acc.	duppą	duppanz
Gen.	duppas, duppis	duppǫ̂
Dat.	duppai	duppamaz
Inst.	duppō	duppamiz
Voc.	dupp	duppōz, duppōs

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Descendants

*dopp, *dupp (Proto-West Germanic)
- *dupp, *dopp (Old Dutch)
  - döppes, duppe (Limburgish)
*dopp, *dupp (Proto-West Germanic)
- *dupp, *dopp (Old Dutch)
  - dup, doppe (Middle Dutch)
    - dop (Dutch)
      - dop (English)
*dopp, *dupp (Proto-West Germanic)
- *dopp, *dop (Old Frisian)
  - Dop (Saterland Frisian)
*dopp, *dupp (Proto-West Germanic)
- *dopp, *dop (Old Frisian)
  - dop (West Frisian)
    - dopke (West Frisian)
*dopp, *dupp (Proto-West Germanic)
- *tupf, *topf (Old High German)
  - topf (Middle High German)
    - Topf (German)
*dopp, *dupp (Proto-West Germanic)
- *tupf, *topf (Old High German)
  - *tupfīn (Old High German)
    - tupfen (Middle High German)
      - Tüpfen, Töpfen (German)
*dopp, *dupp (Proto-West Germanic)
- *dopp, *dop (Old Saxon)
  - dopp, doppe, duppe (Middle Low German)
    - Doppe, Dopp (Low German)
*dopp, *dupp (Proto-West Germanic)
- *dopp, *dop (Old Saxon)
  - dopp, doppe, duppe (Middle Low German)
    - doppa (Old Norse)
      - doparr (Old Norse)
*dopp, *dupp (Proto-West Germanic)
- *dopp, *dop (Old Saxon)
  - *duppīn (Old Saxon)
    - düppen, düppe, doppe (Middle Low German)
*tuppi (Proto-Finnic)
*toppë (Proto-Samic)

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