top
Dutch (Brabantic)
adjective
Definitions
- (colloquial) great, very good
Etymology
Inherited from Middle Dutch top inherited from Frankish *topp (summit, tuft of hair, crest, spinning top, top, tuft) inherited from *topp.
Origin
*topp
Gloss
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- Bricktop English
- antitop English
- archtop English
- atop English
- bartop English
- bedtop English
- benchtop English
- betop English
- blacktop English
- blufftop English
- boxtop English
- browntop English
- bubbletop English
- carrot top English
- cartop English
- cherrytop English
- clifftop English
- cloudtop English
- cooktop English
- coppertop English
- cottontop English
- countertop English
- dashtop English
- decktop English
- desktop English
- droptop English
- dunetop English
- filtertop English
- flattop English
- flowtop English
- foretop English
- gyrotop English
- hardtop English
- hilltop English
- hooktop English
- housetop English
- jacktop English
- keytop English
- kneetop English
- looptop English
- maintop English
- mizzentop English
- moortop English
- moptop English
- mountaintop English
- out-top English
- outtop English
- overtop English
- palmtop English
- pegtop English
- pentop English
- pillowtop English
- ragtop English
- raintop English
- redtop English
- ridgetop English
- rooftop English
- screwtop English
- shoetop English
- stovetop English
- tabletop English
- tiptop English
- top English
- top light English
- top loader English
- top tube English
- top-age English
- top-dimensional English
- top-drain English
- top-post English
- topbar English
- topbill English
- topboot English
- topcloth English
- topcode English
- topcolor English
- topcolour English
- topdeck English
- topectomy English
- topflight English
- topfree English
- topfreedom English
- topful English
- topfull English
- topknot English
- topless English
- toplight English
- topline English
- toplist English
- toploading English
- toploftical English
- topmaker English
- topmaking English
- topman English
- topmast English
- topminnow English
- topmost English
- topneck English
- topness English
- topnotcher English
- toponium English
- topper English
- topping English
- topple English
- toppo English
- toppy English
- toprope English
- topsail English
- topsetting English
- topshell English
- topside English
- topsite English
- topsman English
- topsoil English
- topspace English
- topspin English
- topspun English
- topstitch English
- topstone English
- topwater English
- topweight English
- toupee English
- toupeed English
- treetop English
- untoppable English
- walltop English
- wavetop English
- whitetop English
- worktop English
- yellowtop English
- ziptop English
- toppi Finnish
- Top German
- Toupet German
- Zopf German
- toupieren German
- copf Hungarian
- top Italian
- toppo Italian
- toupet Italian
- berg Dutch, Flemish
- bergtop Dutch, Flemish
- eurotop Dutch, Flemish
- golf Dutch, Flemish
- golftop Dutch, Flemish
- man Dutch, Flemish
- prioriteit Dutch, Flemish
- punt Dutch, Flemish
- roofdier Dutch, Flemish
- topman Dutch, Flemish
- topper Dutch, Flemish
- topprioriteit Dutch, Flemish
- toppunt Dutch, Flemish
- toproofdier Dutch, Flemish
- topvrouw Dutch, Flemish
- toupet Dutch, Flemish
- vinger Dutch, Flemish
- vingertop Dutch, Flemish
- vrouw Dutch, Flemish
- top French
- top model French
- touffe French
- toupet French
- toupie French
- топ Russian
- top Spanish, Castilian
- top model Spanish, Castilian
- tupé Norwegian Bokmål
- top Portuguese
- *tuppaz Proto-Germanic
- トップ Japanese
- top Polish
- tupé Norwegian Nynorsk
- top Old English
- top Middle English
- cop Czech
- top Old French
- toupet Old French
- tupè Catalan, Valencian
- top Middle Dutch
- zop Middle High German
- zopf Middle High German
- Zapp Luxembourgish, Letzeburgesch
- toupet Middle French
- *topp gmw-pro
- sòpf Cimbrian
- cop Slovak
- *topp Frankish
- Topp Low German
- tapu Sranan Tongo