Kopp

kopp Czech cs: Etymology cs Pronunciation Proper noun m-an Koppová cs m German Declension m.an.surname Further reading East Central German Alternative forms gmw-ecg Kuub Etymology Compare de Kopf. Noun gmw-ecg noun plural Kepp m gmw-ecg Erzgebirgisch head gmw-ecg Erzgebirgisch hill, hilltop Derived terms gmw-ecg Koppkissn gmw-ecg Kopptichl gmw-ecg Koppwitting gmw-ecg -keppit gmw-ecg Keppr Further reading 75 German Etymology From Central and de nds - dialects, from northern de gmh - and de gml kop. Compare de Appel, kloppen, Knopp, and several other such forms that are usual in colloquial Standard German. Pronunciation de /kɔp/ [kɔp] de De-Kopp.ogg <<Germany>> (<<Berlin>>) Noun m,,^e de colloquial northern and central Germany de Kopf head de Der hat ’n Kopp wie ’n Ochse. He has a head like an ox. de 2000 de Das Bo Türlich, türlich https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iEjiMf7QIyM [Der Sound,] bei dem die Ladys alles schütteln / Den Typen so vermitteln / Wenn sie stehn, sich nicht bewegen, sind sie derbe schief gewickelt / Mit ’ner Windel um’n Kopp / Stehn die Typen dann im Club / Kucken spastisch aus der Wäsche wie gekaut und ausgespuckt [The sound] to which the ladies shake what they’ve got / Thereby letting the guys know / If they stand around without moving, they’re completely off target [lit. swaddled askew] / With nappies round their heads / The guys stand in the club / Looking like spastics who’ve been chewed up and spat back out used to make all kinds of humorous, somewhat negative words for people de Suffkopp drunkard de Quatschkopp excessive talker, braggart compare de Quatschkopf de Kindskopp childish person Declension m,,^e Derived terms de Fischkopp de Käskopp de Köpper de nich' lang schnacken, Kopp in'n Nacken Further reading Category:Regional German Hunsrik Etymology From hrx gmh - and hrx goh kopf, from hrx gem-pro *kuppaz. Cognate with de Kopf, lb Kapp. Pronunciation hrx /kʰop/ Noun m Kepp Keppche head hrx Mein Kopp dud weh. My head hurts. Derived terms hrx Koppduch Kopphoer kopplos Koppweh Koppziegh Further reading Luxembourgish Etymology From lb gmh kopf, from lb goh *kuppa, northern variant of goh kupha, from lb gem-pro *kuppaz. Cognate with de Kuppe. Pronunciation lb /kop/ lb op 1 Noun f Koppen Këppchen peak, summit, hilltop head Pennsylvania German Etymology From pdc gmw-rfr -, from pdc gmh - and pdc goh kopf, from pdc gem-pro *kuppaz. Compare de Kopf, nl kop. Noun pdc noun m plural Kepp head pdc Head and neck Plautdietsch Etymology pdt gem-pro 1 From pdt nds-de Kopp, from pdt gml koppe, from pdt osx *kopp, from pdt gmw-pro *kopp. Noun pdt noun m plural Kjap head Derived terms pdt Buzhakopp Fenstakopp Glomskopp Glotzkopp heistakopp Kolkopp koppen Koppenenj kopphuach Koppknoaken Kopprietinj koppschwak Koppweedoag pdt 1-syllable words pdt Head and neck Volga German Etymology Ultimately cognate to de Kopf. Noun gmw-vog noun m head part of the body which is above the neck References Fred C. Koch, The Volga Germans: In Russia and the Americas, from 1763 to the Present Erika Obodchouk (born Hummel), Die klinge hell, in Die Geschichte der Wolgadeutschen