tapa
Spanish
noun
Definitions
- lid, cap the top or cover of a container
- the bottom of a shoe's heel
- cover the front and back of a book
- sluicegate
- flank a cut of meat from the flank of a cow
- tapa, appetizer small portion of food
- (Philippines) dried or cured meat
Etymology
Derived from Gothic *tappa derived from Proto-Germanic *tappô (plug, tap, peg, stopper).
Origin
Proto-Germanic
*tappô
Gloss
plug, tap, peg, stopper
Concept
Semantic Field
Basic actions and technology
Ontological Category
Person/Thing
Emoji
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- heeltap English
- keytap English
- lifetap English
- lovetap English
- midtap English
- multitap English
- retap English
- stop-tap English
- tabon English
- tap English
- taphole English
- taphouse English
- taplash English
- tapless English
- tappable English
- tappee English
- tapper English
- tappest English
- tappet English
- tappeth English
- tappy English
- taproom English
- taproot English
- tapster English
- tapware English
- untap English
- wiretap English
- ritappare Italian
- stappare Italian
- tappare Italian
- tappatrice Italian
- tappatura Italian
- tappo Italian
- destapar Spanish, Castilian
- tapabocas Spanish, Castilian
- tapacubos Spanish, Castilian
- tapadera Spanish, Castilian
- tapadura Spanish, Castilian
- tapagrietas Spanish, Castilian
- tapar Spanish, Castilian
- taparrosca Spanish, Castilian
- tapear Spanish, Castilian
- taponar Spanish, Castilian
- taponazo Spanish, Castilian
- taponear Spanish, Castilian
- tapón Spanish, Castilian
- tapa Portuguese
- *tappô Proto-Germanic
- tæppa Old English
- tappe Middle English
- tappen Middle English
- tappi Old Norse
- tampa Galician
- zapa Galician
- zapón Galician
- tabon Cebuano
- zapho Old High German
- *tappa Gothic
- *tappo Old Dutch
- tapar Old Portuguese
- *tappo Frankish
- *tappō Frankish