stoppar
Interlingua
verb
Definitions
- to stop
Etymology
Derived from English stop derived from Italian stoppare.
Origin
Italian (Fiorentino)
stoppare
Gloss
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- autostop English
- backstop English
- beamstop English
- bookstop English
- checkstop English
- doorstop English
- e-stop English
- firestop English
- forstop English
- ground stop English
- helistop English
- instop English
- misstop English
- multistop English
- non-stop English
- nonstop English
- pit stop English
- ripstop English
- rockstop English
- shortstop English
- stop English
- stop-tap English
- stopband English
- stopbank English
- stopblock English
- stopboard English
- stopcheck English
- stopcock English
- stopgap English
- stopless English
- stoplight English
- stopover English
- stoppable English
- stoppage English
- stopped English
- stopper English
- stoppest English
- stoppeth English
- stoppie English
- stopple English
- stopsign English
- stopstreet English
- stopwatch English
- stopword English
- tramstop English
- unstop English
- unstoppability English
- waterstop English
- whistlestop English
- stop Hungarian
- ristoppare Italian
- stop Italian
- stoppare Italian
- auto-stop French
- autostop French
- stop French
- стоп Russian
- stop Spanish, Castilian
- stop Portuguese
- *stuppōną Proto-Germanic
- ストップ Japanese
- stoppen Middle English
- stop Irish
- στοπ Greek (modern)
- stopio Welsh
- stop Latvian
- stopohem Albanian
- stap Tok Pisin
- stapim Tok Pisin
- stoppen Low German