købe
Danish
[ˈkʰøːb̥ə]
verb
Definitions
- buy
- purchase
- bribe
Etymology
Derived from Old Norse kaupa (buy) inherited from Proto-Germanic *kaupōną derived from Latin caupō (tradesman, shopkeeper, innkeeper).
Origin
Latin
caupō
Gloss
tradesman, shopkeeper, innkeeper
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- kauppa Finnish
- caupo Latin
- caupō Latin
- Kaufhaus German
- Kaufkraft German
- Kaufmann German
- Kaufsucht German
- Käufer German
- abkaufen German
- ankaufen German
- einkaufen German
- erkaufen German
- freikaufen German
- kaufen German
- käuflich German
- loskaufen German
- verkaufen German
- zurückkaufen German
- aankopen Dutch, Flemish
- afkopen Dutch, Flemish
- bekopen Dutch, Flemish
- inkopen Dutch, Flemish
- koophuis Dutch, Flemish
- koopstad Dutch, Flemish
- koopwaar Dutch, Flemish
- koopwoning Dutch, Flemish
- kopen Dutch, Flemish
- omkopen Dutch, Flemish
- spekkoper Dutch, Flemish
- verkopen Dutch, Flemish
- kjøpe Norwegian Bokmål
- *kaupaz Proto-Germanic
- *kaupô Proto-Germanic
- *kaupōną Proto-Germanic
- köpa Swedish
- köpare Swedish
- köpman Swedish
- köptempel Swedish
- kjøpe Norwegian Nynorsk
- ceapian Old English
- kaupa Old Norse
- kaupeyrir Old Norse
- kaupmaðr Old Norse
- kaupstaðr Old Norse
- købedygtig Danish
- køber Danish
- købmand Danish
- købstad Danish
- mand Danish
- stad Danish
- *kupiti Proto-Slavic
- kaupa Icelandic
- côpen Middle Dutch
- koufon Old High German
- koufōn Old High German
- koop Afrikaans
- 𐌺𐌰𐌿𐍀𐍉𐌽 Gothic
- copon Old Dutch
- cōpon Old Dutch
- *kōpōn Old Saxon
- kø̄pa, køpa Old Swedish
- kapia Old Frisian
- kāpia Old Frisian
- nakup Lower Sorbian
- køba Scanian