trappe
Middle English
noun
Definitions
- trap (device for catching)
Etymology
Inherited from Old English træppe inherited from Proto-Indo-European *drem-, *dremb- (run).
Origin
Proto-Indo-European
*drem-, *dremb-
Gloss
run
Concept
Semantic Field
Motion
Ontological Category
Action/Process
Kanji
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Emoji
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Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- Foxtrap English
- Kafkatrap English
- beartrap English
- betrap English
- bumtrap English
- claptrap English
- cryotrap English
- deathtrap English
- detrap English
- draintrap English
- entrap English
- firetrap English
- fish trap English
- fish-trap English
- flytrap English
- intertrap English
- mantrap English
- microtrap English
- mousetrap English
- nanotrap English
- overtrap English
- ovitrap English
- rattletrap English
- rattrap English
- retrap English
- spamtrap English
- suntrap English
- trap English
- trap house English
- trap-jaw ant English
- trapball English
- trapdoor English
- traphole English
- traphouse English
- trapless English
- traplike English
- trapline English
- trapmaking English
- trappable English
- trapper English
- trappest English
- trappeth English
- trappose English
- trappous English
- trappy English
- trapshooter English
- trapshooting English
- trapstick English
- trapt English
- untrap English
- videotrap English
- walktrap English
- trap Finnish
- *trappa Latin
- drappus Latin
- drappo Italian
- trap Spanish, Castilian
- *drem-, *dremb- Proto-Indo-European
- trap Portuguese
- *trap- Proto-Germanic
- *trappō Proto-Germanic
- træppe Old English
- drap Old French
- draper Old French
- drap Catalan, Valencian
- trapo Galician
- *drāpi Frankish
- *drāpi, *drapi Frankish
- *trappa Frankish
- *drappo Gaulish