*skapą

Runic: ᛊᚲᚨᛈᚨ Pronunciation: /ˈskɑ.pɑ̃/

noun · neuter · a-stem

Meanings

shape

Etymology

From or otherwise related to *skapjaną (‘to make, to create’). Compare Latin scabō (‘to scrape’).

Declension

Case	Singular	Plural
Nom.	skapą	skapō
Acc.	skapą	skapō
Gen.	skapas, skapis	skapǫ̂
Dat.	skapai	skapamaz
Inst.	skapō	skapamiz
Voc.	skapą	skapō

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Descendants

*skap (Proto-West Germanic)
- *skap (Old Dutch)
  - schap (Middle Dutch)
    - schap (Dutch)
*skap (Proto-West Germanic)
- sceap, ġesceap (Old English)
  - shap, schape (Middle English)
    - shape (English)
*skap (Proto-West Germanic)
- skep (Old Frisian)
  - schååp (North Frisian)
*skap (Proto-West Germanic)
- scaf (Old High German)
  - ? (Italo-Romance)
    - scaffa (Italian)
*skap (Proto-West Germanic)
- scaf (Old High German)
  - ? (Italo-Romance)
    - scaffa (Sicilian)
      - xkaffa (Maltese)
*skap (Proto-West Germanic)
- scaf (Old High German)
  - schaf (Middle High German)
    - шкаф (škaf) (Bulgarian)
    - Schaff (German)
    - шкаф (škaf) (Russian)
    - шкаф (Serbo-Croatian)
*skap (Proto-West Germanic)
- scaf (Old High German)
  - schaf (Middle High German)
    - Schaf (Central Franconian)
      - Schaf (Luxembourgish)
*skap (Proto-West Germanic)
- scaf (Old High German)
  - schaf (Middle High German)
    - szafa (Polish)
      - ша́фа (šáfa) (Belarusian)
      - ша́фа (šáfa) (Ukrainian)
      - שאַפֿע (shafe) (Yiddish)
*skap (Proto-West Germanic)
- skap (Old Saxon)
  - schap (Middle Low German)
    - kapp (Estonian)
    - skapis (Latvian)
    - Schaup (Plautdietsch)
*skap (Proto-West Germanic)
- skap (Old Saxon)
  - schap (Middle Low German)
    - Schapp (Low German)
      - Schapp (German)
*skap (Proto-West Germanic)
- skap (Old Saxon)
  - schap (Middle Low German)
    - skáp (Old Norse)
      - skáp (Faroese)
      - skápur (Icelandic)
*skap (Proto-West Germanic)
- skap (Old Saxon)
  - schap (Middle Low German)
    - skáp (Old Norse)
      - ? (Norwegian)
        
        skap (Norwegian Bokmål)
        
        skap, skåp (Norwegian Nynorsk)
*skap (Proto-West Germanic)
- skap (Old Saxon)
  - schap (Middle Low German)
    - skáp (Old Norse)
      - skap, skaap (Old Danish)
        
        skab (Danish)
*skap (Proto-West Germanic)
- skap (Old Saxon)
  - schap (Middle Low German)
    - skáp (Old Norse)
      - skap, skāp (Old Swedish)
        
        kaappi (Finnish)
        
        kaappi (Ingrian)
        
        skåp (Swedish)
        
        kaappi (Votic)
skap (Old Norse)
- skap (Icelandic)
- skap (Norwegian Bokmål)

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