*kuppaz
Runic: ᚲᚢᛈᚨᛉ Pronunciation: /ˈkup.pɑz/noun · masculine · a-stem
Meanings
- round object; orb
- vessel; container; bowl
- knoll; hilltop; summit
- crown (of the head); harnpan; skull; head
Etymology
From earlier *kubnáz, from Proto-Indo-European *gup- (‘round object, knoll’), from *gew- (‘to bend, curve, arch, vault’). Compare perhaps Latvian gubt (‘to bend’), Proto-Slavic *gъbnǫ̀ti (‘to bend, flex’).
Declension
| Case | Singular | Plural |
|---|---|---|
| Nom. | kuppaz | kuppōz, kuppōs |
| Acc. | kuppą | kuppanz |
| Gen. | kuppas, kuppis | kuppǫ̂ |
| Dat. | kuppai | kuppamaz |
| Inst. | kuppō | kuppamiz |
| Voc. | kupp | kuppōz, kuppōs |
Descendants
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*kopp (Proto-West Germanic)
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*kopp, *kop (Old Dutch)
- kobbe (West Flemish)
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*kopp, *kop (Old Dutch)
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*kopp (Proto-West Germanic)
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*kopp, *kop (Old Dutch)
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coppe, cop (Middle Dutch)
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kop (Dutch)
- kop (Afrikaans)
- kop (Caribbean Javanese)
- kop (Indonesian)
- kòpi, koppi (Papiamentu)
- kop (Petjo)
- kup (Skepi Creole Dutch)
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kop (Dutch)
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coppe, cop (Middle Dutch)
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*kopp, *kop (Old Dutch)
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*kopp (Proto-West Germanic)
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*kopp, *kop (Old Dutch)
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coppe, cop (Middle Dutch)
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kop (Dutch)
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kop, koppi, kopi, kopje (Negerhollands)
- kop (Virgin Islands Creole)
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kop, koppi, kopi, kopje (Negerhollands)
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kop (Dutch)
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coppe, cop (Middle Dutch)
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*kopp, *kop (Old Dutch)
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*kopp (Proto-West Germanic)
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*kopp, *kop (Old Dutch)
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coppe, cop (Middle Dutch)
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kop (Dutch)
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kopi, kopki (Sranan Tongo)
- Kari'na: kopuma
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kopi, kopki (Sranan Tongo)
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kop (Dutch)
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coppe, cop (Middle Dutch)
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*kopp, *kop (Old Dutch)
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*kopp (Proto-West Germanic)
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copp (Old English)
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cop, cope, coppe (Middle English)
- cop (English)
- cop, coppe (Scots)
- copa (Welsh)
- kappas (Yola)
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cop, cope, coppe (Middle English)
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copp (Old English)
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*kopp (Proto-West Germanic)
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cop (Old French)
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copet, coupet (Old French)
- copet, coupet (Middle French)
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copet, coupet (Old French)
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cop (Old French)
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*kopp (Proto-West Germanic)
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kopp, kop (Old Frisian)
- kop (North Frisian)
- Kop (Saterland Frisian)
- kop (West Frisian)
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kopp, kop (Old Frisian)
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*kopp (Proto-West Germanic)
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kopf, chopf, choph (Old High German)
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kopf, koph (Middle High German)
- Chopf (Alemannic German)
- ? (Bavarian)
- ? (Central Franconian)
- ? (East Central German)
- Kopf (German)
- Kapp (Luxembourgish)
- ? (Rhine Franconian)
- קאָפּ (kop) (Yiddish)
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kopf, koph (Middle High German)
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kopf, chopf, choph (Old High German)
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*kopp (Proto-West Germanic)
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*kopp, *kop, kopp (Old Saxon)
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koppe, kop (Middle Low German)
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Kopp (German Low German)
- Kopp (German)
- Kopp (Plautdietsch)
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Kopp (German Low German)
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koppe, kop (Middle Low German)
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*kopp, *kop, kopp (Old Saxon)
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koppr (Old Norse)
- kop (Danish)
- koppur (Faroese)
- koppur (Icelandic)
- kopp (Norwegian Bokmål)
- kopp (Norwegian Nynorsk)
- kopp (Swedish)
- kop (Crimean Gothic)