hop
English
/hɒp/, /hɑp/
noun
Definitions
- A short jump.
- A jump on one leg.
- A short journey, especially in the case of air travel, one that take place on private plane.
- (sports) A bounce, especially from the ground, of a thrown or batted ball.
- (US) A dance; a gathering for the purpose of dancing.
- (networking) The sending of a data packet from one host to another as part of its overall journey.
Etymology
Inherited from Middle English hoppen inherited from Old English hoppian (dance, spring, leap, hop) inherited from Proto-Germanic *huppōną (hop) derived from Proto-Indo-European *kewb- (bend, a bend, bow, joint).
Origin
Proto-Indo-European
*kewb-
Gloss
bend, a bend, bow, joint
Concept
Semantic Field
Basic actions and technology
Ontological Category
Action/Process
Kanji
節
Emoji
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- Lindy Hop English
- back English
- bar English
- barhop English
- barhopper English
- bellhopper English
- bine English
- bush English
- cafe English
- cafe hop English
- clodhopper English
- flaghopper English
- freighthopper English
- froghopper English
- grasshopper English
- groundhopper English
- head English
- head-hop English
- hedge English
- hedgehop English
- hedgehopper English
- hopback English
- hopbine English
- hopbush English
- hopene English
- hophead English
- hophornbeam English
- hopper English
- hoppest English
- hoppeth English
- hoppiness English
- hoppity English
- hoppy English
- hopsack English
- hopsacking English
- hopscotch English
- hopscotcher English
- hopset English
- hopt English
- hoptree English
- hopvine English
- hopyard English
- hornbeam English
- job-hopper English
- landhopper English
- lindy English
- multihop English
- planthopper English
- rockhopper English
- sack English
- sacking English
- sandhopper English
- scotch English
- set English
- spy English
- spyhop English
- tablehopper English
- tree English
- treehopper English
- unhoppy English
- vine English
- yard English
- Hopfen German
- Hüpfburg German
- hüpfen German
- huppelen Dutch, Flemish
- huppen Dutch, Flemish
- *kewb- Proto-Indo-European
- *huppōną Proto-Germanic
- hoppa Swedish
- hoppborg Swedish
- hopprep Swedish
- hoppestre Old English
- hoppian Old English
- hoppen Middle English
- hoppere Middle English
- hopp Old Norse
- hoppa Old Norse
- hoppa Icelandic
- hoppen Middle Dutch
- *huppōn Old High German
- hopfe Middle High German
- hopfen Middle High German
- hobben Old Dutch
- *hüp'äit'äk Proto-Finnic
- hoppa Old Swedish
- *huppōn Frankish
- bar
- set
- spy
- tree
- bine
- yard
- sack
- cafe
- vine
- hopt
- head
- bush
- back
- hedge
- hoppy
- lindy
- hopset
- barhop
- spyhop
- scotch
- hopene
- hopper
- hoppeth
- hopbine
- sacking
- hophead
- unhoppy
- hopyard
- hopsack
- hoppity
- hopback
- hopvine
- hopbush
- hoppest
- hoptree
- head-hop
- hornbeam
- hedgehop
- multihop
- cafe hop
- hoppiness
- barhopper
- Lindy Hop
- hopscotch
- froghopper
- sandhopper
- treehopper
- rockhopper
- clodhopper
- job-hopper
- hopsacking
- bellhopper
- landhopper
- flaghopper
- hopscotcher
- hophornbeam
- planthopper
- grasshopper
- tablehopper
- hedgehopper
- groundhopper
- freighthopper