Kapp
Luxemburgeois
/kɑp/
noun
Definitions
- head
Etymology
Inherited from Old High German kopf inherited from Proto-Germanic *kuppaz (vault, round vessel, head, round object, basin, bowl, crown of the head).
Origin
Proto-Germanic
*kuppaz
Gloss
vault, round vessel, head, round object, basin, bowl, crown of the head
Concept
Semantic Field
The body
Ontological Category
Person/Thing
Kanji
頭
Emoji
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Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- anticop English
- attercop English
- cobweb English
- cop English
- cop-wise English
- copcam English
- cophouse English
- copicide English
- copland English
- copless English
- coplike English
- coppe English
- copple English
- copwise English
- cybercop English
- netcop English
- noncop English
- robocop English
- supercop English
- telecop English
- cuppa Latin
- -köpfig German
- Briefkopf German
- Buckelkopfbuntbarsch German
- Dickkopf German
- Doppelkopf German
- Dummkopf German
- Duschkopf German
- Flachkopfkatze German
- Großkopf-Ringelnatter German
- Hinterkopf German
- Januskopf German
- Kahlkopf German
- Kahlkopfwürger German
- Kopf German
- Kopfball German
- Kopfbedeckung German
- Kopfbewegung German
- Kopfentscheidung German
- Kopfform German
- Kopfgeld German
- Kopfgrind German
- Kopfhörer German
- Kopfkino German
- Kopfkissen German
- Kopflaus German
- Kopfputz German
- Kopfsalat German
- Kopfsatz German
- Kopfschmerz German
- Kopfschütteln German
- Kopfstand German
- Kopfstütze German
- Kopftuch German
- Kopfverletzung German
- Kopfwort German
- Kugelkopf German
- Kurzkopfgleitbeutler German
- Köpfchen German
- Landekopf German
- Lesekopf German
- Löwenkopf German
- Löwenkopfkaninchen German
- Mohrenkopf German
- Nagelkopf German
- Notenkopf German
- Querkopf German
- Schlaukopf German
- Schlägerkopf German
- Schwachkopf German
- Schwarzkopf German
- Stahlkopfforelle German
- Stecknadelkopf German
- Säulenkopf German
- Warzenkopf German
- Wasserkopf German
- Weißkopfseeadler German
- kopflastig German
- kopflos German
- kopfscheu German
- kopfüber German
- vierköpfig German
- apenkop Dutch, Flemish
- boorkop Dutch, Flemish
- dikkop Dutch, Flemish
- domkop Dutch, Flemish
- doodskop Dutch, Flemish
- glanskop Dutch, Flemish
- groefkopadder Dutch, Flemish
- kaaskop Dutch, Flemish
- kalverkop Dutch, Flemish
- kattenkop Dutch, Flemish
- kop Dutch, Flemish
- kopkaas Dutch, Flemish
- koplamp Dutch, Flemish
- koploper Dutch, Flemish
- koppig Dutch, Flemish
- koprol Dutch, Flemish
- koprollen Dutch, Flemish
- kopschuw Dutch, Flemish
- kopstem Dutch, Flemish
- kopstoot Dutch, Flemish
- kopstuk Dutch, Flemish
- koptelefoon Dutch, Flemish
- kopvalling Dutch, Flemish
- kopvod Dutch, Flemish
- kopvoorn Dutch, Flemish
- krantenkop Dutch, Flemish
- krullenkop Dutch, Flemish
- maankop Dutch, Flemish
- magneetkop Dutch, Flemish
- matkop Dutch, Flemish
- moorkop Dutch, Flemish
- opneemkop Dutch, Flemish
- pestkop Dutch, Flemish
- preskop Dutch, Flemish
- roodkop Dutch, Flemish
- roskop Dutch, Flemish
- schuimkop Dutch, Flemish
- slaapkop Dutch, Flemish
- spinnekop Dutch, Flemish
- sufkop Dutch, Flemish
- tussenkop Dutch, Flemish
- witkopmeeuw Dutch, Flemish
- witkopzeearend Dutch, Flemish
- zuipkop Dutch, Flemish
- коп Russian
- *gū- Proto-Indo-European
- *kewp- Proto-Indo-European
- copo Portuguese
- *kuppaz Proto-Germanic
- コップ Japanese
- cop Old English
- copp Old English
- copp Middle English
- coppe Middle English
- kop Indonesian
- cop Middle Dutch
- kopf Old High German
- koph Old High German
- kop Afrikaans
- kopf Middle High German
- Ball Luxembourgish, Letzeburgesch
- Kappball Luxembourgish, Letzeburgesch
- kop Old Frisian
- Kopp Hunsrik