Papp

papp German Alternative forms de Pappe f now rarer in this sense Etymology From late de gmh *pappe pap, mash. The noun is attested in the 15th century, but compare the derivative gmh pepelen (“to feed, foster”, modern de päppeln) in the 13th century. According to Frings, who considered it originally Rhenish, ultimately a borrowing from de la pappa word called by infants for food. However, independent origin in de onomatopoeia and baby-talk (Lallwort) is now considered likelier. Note also that gmh pepelen above is in fact attested in an Austrian source. The same word as nl pap, en pap. Pronunciation de /pap/ Noun m.sg de regional a mash or thick soup cooked from flour; pap de Brei Mehlsuppe de regional wheatpaste flour-based glue de Kleister Usage notes The derivatives below are more widely used than the simplex. Declension m.sg Derived terms de päppeln pappen pappig pappsatt Related terms de Pampe Pappe Hungarian Pronunciation pap hu Papp hu ɒp 1 Proper noun hu proper noun hu Declension Pappo o -pPapp j jai Luxembourgish Etymology From lb fr papa. Pronunciation lb /pɑp/ lb ɑp 1 Noun m father Derived terms lb Grousspapp lb Family