Lippe

lippe English <dab!> Etymology en de Lippe river. Proper noun en river s/North Rhine-Westphalia c/Germany. en district (Kreis) in s/North Rhine-Westphalia. en unincorporated community twp:Suf/Robinson co/Posey County s/Indiana c/USA, named after Lippe, Germany. en. Translations German: de Lippe f Latin: la Lūpia m Marathi: mr लिपे Polish: pl Lippe n Further reading Lippe (river) German thumb|right|Eine Lippe de face Pronunciation de /ˈlɪpə/ de De-Lippe.ogg de De-Lippe2.ogg <<Germany>> (<<Berlin>>) Etymology 1 de gem-pro ine-pro An originally Low and Central German form (though not in all dialects of the latter). From de gml lippe and northern de gmh lippe, from de goh *lippa, from de gmw-pro *lippjō. One reason for the form’s prevailing in modern standard German was its use in Luther’s Bible translation. It gradually reduced Upper German de Lefze to a marginal role (now chiefly “lip of a predator”, but rare). Noun f de Face lip Declension f Derived terms de Lippenabdruck Lippenblütler Lippenbekenntnis Lippfisch Lippenröte Lippenstift Oberlippe Schamlippe Stimmlippe Unterlippe Etymology 2 de place The original is the river Lippe, giving name to the House of Lippe in the town of de Lippstadt. They expanded their dominion to the east but in modern times only owned the exclaves of de Cappel and de Lipperode in the origin area (incorporated into Lippstadt with effect from 1975). The hydronym, given it is in a settlement area only recorded as Germanic, is derived from de gem-pro *Lipjō, which appears to reflect a zero grade of a verb related to gem-pro *slīpaną to slide in reference to the river’s smooth course. Proper noun f.article de river de river in northwestern c/Germany Lippe Proper noun toponym de state de a <<former state>> of <<country/Germany>>, now a <<rural district>>, joining <<s/North Rhine-Westphalia>> in 1947 Detmold Proper noun surname de place names Derived terms de Lippe-Detmold Lippe-Schaumburg Lipper Lipperland Lippstadt Lippetal Schaumburg-Lippe Related terms de Bad Lippspringe Lipperode Further reading 317–318 de Lippe (Fluss) de Hunsrik Pronunciation Noun hrx noun form f hrx Lipp Low German Alternative forms nds Lipp Etymology From nds gml lippe, from nds osx *lippia, from nds gmw-pro *lippjō. Noun f Lippen nds anatomy lip Saterland Frisian Etymology stq gem-pro ine-pro From stq ofs *lippe, ofs lippa, from stq gmw-pro *lippjō. Pronunciation stq /lɪppə/ Noun stq noun f stq anatomy lip