*hufą
Runic: ᚺᚢᚠᚨ Pronunciation: /ˈxu.ɸɑ̃/noun · neuter · a-stem
Meanings
- hill, elevated place
- house, hall, estate
Etymology
From Proto-Indo-European *kéh₂wp-os, from *keh₂wp- (‘to bend, arch, vault’). Related to *haupaz (‘heap’); see there for more.
Declension
| Case | Singular | Plural |
|---|---|---|
| Nom. | hufą | hufō |
| Acc. | hufą | hufō |
| Gen. | hufas, hufis | hufǫ̂ |
| Dat. | hufai | hufamaz |
| Inst. | hufō | hufamiz |
| Voc. | hufą | hufō |
Descendants
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*hof (Proto-West Germanic)
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*huf, *hof (Frankish)
- huvelet (Old French)
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*huf, *hof (Frankish)
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*hof (Proto-West Germanic)
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*huf, *hof (Frankish)
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*hof (Old Dutch)
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hof (Middle Dutch)
- haof, hoof (Limburgish)
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hof (Middle Dutch)
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*hof (Old Dutch)
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*huf, *hof (Frankish)
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*hof (Proto-West Germanic)
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*huf, *hof (Frankish)
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*hof (Old Dutch)
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hof (Middle Dutch)
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hof (Dutch)
- hof (Afrikaans)
- hofje, hofi, hoffie (Negerhollands)
- hòfi, hoffie (Papiamentu)
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hof (Dutch)
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hof (Middle Dutch)
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*hof (Old Dutch)
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*huf, *hof (Frankish)
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*hof (Proto-West Germanic)
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*huf, *hof (Frankish)
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*hof (Old Dutch)
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hof (Middle Dutch)
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howf, hauf, houf, houff, houffe, hooff, howff (Scots)
- howf (English)
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howf, hauf, houf, houff, houffe, hooff, howff (Scots)
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hof (Middle Dutch)
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*hof (Old Dutch)
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*huf, *hof (Frankish)
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*hof (Proto-West Germanic)
-
hof (Old English)
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*hof, *hove (Middle English)
- hoff, howf, hoif, hoiff (Scots)
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*hof, *hove (Middle English)
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hof (Old English)
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*hof (Proto-West Germanic)
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hof (Old English)
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*hof, *hove (Middle English)
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hovel, hovil, hovylle (Middle English)
- hovel (English)
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hovel, hovil, hovylle (Middle English)
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*hof, *hove (Middle English)
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hof (Old English)
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*hof (Proto-West Germanic)
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hof (Old Frisian)
- hof, höf, haaf (North Frisian)
- Hoaf (Saterland Frisian)
- hôf, hou (West Frisian)
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hof (Old Frisian)
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*hof (Proto-West Germanic)
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hof (Old High German)
-
hof (Middle High German)
- Hof (Pennsylvania German)
- הויף (hoyf) (Yiddish)
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hof (Middle High German)
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hof (Old High German)
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*hof (Proto-West Germanic)
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hof (Old High German)
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hof (Middle High German)
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Hof (Bavarian)
- hof, hoff (Cimbrian)
- hof (Mòcheno)
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Hof (Bavarian)
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hof (Middle High German)
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hof (Old High German)
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*hof (Proto-West Germanic)
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hof (Old High German)
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hof (Middle High German)
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Hoff, Hof, Hoaf (Central Franconian)
- Haff (Luxembourgish)
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Hoff, Hof, Hoaf (Central Franconian)
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hof (Middle High German)
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hof (Old High German)
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*hof (Proto-West Germanic)
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hof (Old High German)
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hof (Middle High German)
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Hof, Hoff (German)
- hof (English)
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Hof, Hoff (German)
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hof (Middle High German)
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hof (Old High German)
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*hof (Proto-West Germanic)
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hof (Old Saxon)
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hof (Middle Low German)
- hof (Danish)
- hoov (Estonian)
- Hoff (German Low German)
- hoff (Norwegian)
- Hoff (Plautdietsch)
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hof (Middle Low German)
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hof (Old Saxon)
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*hof (Proto-West Germanic)
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hof (Old Saxon)
-
hof (Middle Low German)
-
hof (Old Swedish)
- hovi (Finnish)
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hof (Old Swedish)
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hof (Middle Low German)
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hof (Old Saxon)
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*hof (Proto-West Germanic)
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hof (Old Saxon)
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hof (Middle Low German)
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hof (Old Swedish)
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hov, hof (Swedish)
- hovi, huovi (Finnish)
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hov, hof (Swedish)
-
hof (Old Swedish)
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hof (Middle Low German)
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hof (Old Saxon)
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hof (Old Norse)
- hov (Danish)
- hof (English)
- hov (Faroese)
- hof (Icelandic)
- hov (Norwegian Nynorsk)
- hov (Swedish)