coper
Middle English
/ˈkɔpər/
noun
Definitions
- copper element and metal
- bronze alloy containing copper
Etymology
Inherited from Old English copor inherited from Proto-Germanic *kuprą derived from Latin cuprum (copper).
Origin
Latin
cuprum
Gloss
copper
Concept
Semantic Field
The physical world
Ontological Category
Property
Kanji
銅
Emoji
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- Copperfield English
- Copperopolis English
- copper English
- copperbar English
- copperfasten English
- copperhead English
- copperish English
- copperize English
- copperleaf English
- copperless English
- coppern English
- copperplate English
- coppersmith English
- coppersmithing English
- coppersmithy English
- coppertop English
- copperware English
- copperwork English
- copperworker English
- copperworking English
- copperworks English
- copperworm English
- coppery English
- cupric English
- cupriferous English
- decacopper English
- dicopper English
- electrocopper English
- heptacopper English
- multicopper English
- noncopper English
- octacopper English
- octadecacopper English
- organocopper English
- pentacopper English
- pentadecacopper English
- radiocopper English
- tetracopper English
- tetradecacopper English
- tricopper English
- tridecacopper English
- (aes) Cyprium Latin
- (aes), aes Latin
- aes Cyprium Latin
- cuprum Latin
- cuprico Italian
- cuprique French
- Κύπρος Ancient Greek
- *kuprą Proto-Germanic
- coper Old English
- copor Old English
- cypera Old English
- cyperen Old English
- cypren Old English
- copren Middle English
- kippen Middle English
- copar Irish
- cupru Romanian, Moldavian, Moldovan
- coper Middle Dutch
- kophar Old High German
- kupfar Old High German
- Cu Translingual
- copar Gaelic, Scottish Gaelic
- kopar Faroese
- coire Occitan
- kōba Marshallese
- kopær Old Danish
- kwabo Hausa
- kopa Shona