pipar
Icelandic
/ˈpʰɪːpar/
noun
Definitions
- pepper
Etymology
Borrowed from Danish peber derived from Latin piper (pepper).
Origin
Latin
piper
Gloss
pepper
Concept
Semantic Field
Food and drink
Ontological Category
Person/Thing
Emoji
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Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- Culpepper English
- bepepper English
- old man's pepper English
- peppadew English
- pepper English
- pepperberry English
- pepperbox English
- pepperbush English
- peppercorn English
- pepperer English
- pepperette English
- peppergrass English
- pepperless English
- pepperlike English
- peppernut English
- peppershaker English
- peppershrike English
- pepperwood English
- pepperwort English
- peppery English
- wallpepper English
- piper Latin
- piperatus Latin
- piperitus Latin
- pipere Hungarian
- pepe Italian
- peperone Italian
- pevere Italian
- peperina Spanish, Castilian
- πέπερι Ancient Greek
- piper Old English
- pipor Old English
- पिप्पलि Sanskrit
- peper Middle English
- pipari Old Norse
- piparr Old Norse
- peber Danish
- peberkværn Danish
- *pьpьrь Proto-Slavic
- peivre Old French
- poivre Old French
- pàprika Serbo-Croatian
- páprika Serbo-Croatian
- pebre Catalan, Valencian
- eldpipar Icelandic
- eldur Icelandic
- piparsveinn Icelandic
- piparúði Icelandic
- sveinn Icelandic
- úði Icelandic
- prebe Galician
- پلپل Persian
- *peffar Old High German
- pheffar Old High German
- peffer Middle High German
- Peffer Luxembourgish, Letzeburgesch
- *piper gmw-pro
- *pipar Old Dutch
- 蓽拔 Chinese
- pebre Occitan
- pipar Old Swedish
- paiver Romansh
- uphepha Zulu
- pevar Friulian
- pipur Middle Irish
- pepa Marshallese
- pévaro Venetian
- pepa Tok Pisin
- pepro Dalmatian
- pever Mòcheno
- pipær Old Danish
- pöber North Frisian
- pever Lombard
- papa Inupiaq