*skupą
Runic: ᛊᚲᚢᛈᚨ Pronunciation: /ˈsku.pɑ̃/noun · neuter · a-stem
Meanings
- mockery, joking
- cheating, deception, trickery
- poetry
Etymology
Nominal formation related to *skuppōną (‘to mock, scoff’), of uncertain further origin; see there for more.
Declension
| Case | Singular | Plural |
|---|---|---|
| Nom. | skupą | skupō |
| Acc. | skupą | skupō |
| Gen. | skupas, skupis | skupǫ̂ |
| Dat. | skupai | skupamaz |
| Inst. | skupō | skupamiz |
| Voc. | skupą | skupō |
Descendants
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*skop (Proto-West Germanic)
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*scop (Old Dutch)
- scop, schop (Middle Dutch)
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*scop (Old Dutch)
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*skop (Proto-West Germanic)
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skof (Old Frisian)
- schof (West Frisian)
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skof (Old Frisian)
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*skop (Proto-West Germanic)
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skof (Old Frisian)
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skoffe, scof (Middle English)
- scoff (English)
- skoffe, scoff, skuff (Scots)
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skoffe, scof (Middle English)
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skof (Old Frisian)
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*skop (Proto-West Germanic)
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*skop (Proto-West Germanic)
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sċop, sċeop (Old English)
- scop (English)
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sċop, sċeop (Old English)
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*skop (Proto-West Germanic)
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*skop (Proto-West Germanic)
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*skop (Proto-West Germanic)
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skopf, scoph (Old High German)
- schopf, schof (Middle High German)
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skopf, scoph (Old High German)
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*skop (Proto-West Germanic)
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*skop (Proto-West Germanic)
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*skop (Proto-West Germanic)
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*skop (Old Saxon)
- skoplīko (Old Saxon)
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*skop (Old Saxon)
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*skop (Proto-West Germanic)
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skop (Old Norse)
- skop (Icelandic)
- skof, skuf (Old Danish)