piper
English
/ˈpaɪ.pə/, /ˈpaɪ.pɚ/
noun
Definitions
- A musician who plays a pipe.
- A bagpiper.
- A baby pigeon.
- A common European gurnard (Trigla lyra), having a large head, with prominent nasal projection, and with large, sharp, opercular spines.
- A sea urchin (Goniocidaris hystrix) with very long spines, native to the American and European coasts.
Etymology
Inherited from Middle English piper suffix from English pipe (smoking pipe).
Origin
English
pipe
Gloss
smoking pipe
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- airpipe English
- beampipe English
- blastpipe English
- blowpipe English
- crackpipe English
- crosspipe English
- downpipe English
- drainpipe English
- drivepipe English
- dronepipe English
- hair pipe English
- hashpipe English
- hawsepipe English
- hornpipe English
- hosepipe English
- micropipe English
- monopipe English
- multipipe English
- organ pipe English
- panpipe English
- pipage English
- pipe English
- pipe tomahawk English
- pipe-staple English
- pipeable English
- pipeborne English
- pipecase English
- pipeclay English
- pipefish English
- pipefitter English
- pipefitting English
- pipeful English
- pipejacking English
- pipelay English
- pipelayer English
- pipelaying English
- pipeless English
- pipelike English
- pipeline English
- pipeman English
- pipemouth English
- pipesmoke English
- pipesmoker English
- pipesmoking English
- pipestem English
- pipestone English
- pipetongs English
- pipevine English
- pipeweed English
- pipewood English
- pipework English
- pipeworker English
- pipewort English
- pipkin English
- pipy English
- pitchpipe English
- playpipe English
- postpipe English
- quarter-pipe English
- repipe English
- rone pipe English
- sand English
- sandpipe English
- sandpiper English
- sidepipe English
- smokepipe English
- standpipe English
- steampipe English
- stovepipe English
- superpipe English
- tailpipe English
- voicepipe English
- waterpipe English
- windpipe English
- pipe French
- pipe Portuguese
- パイプ Japanese
- pipor Old English
- piper Middle English
- pīpe, pipe Middle English
- pipo Esperanto
- ပိုက် Burmese
- paip Tok Pisin
- paip Brunei Malay
- پايپ Gulf Arabic
- sand
- pipy
- pipe
- pipage
- repipe
- pipkin
- pipeman
- pipelay
- airpipe
- panpipe
- pipeful
- pipefish
- pipeline
- pipevine
- windpipe
- pipeweed
- hornpipe
- blowpipe
- pipewort
- pipeable
- sandpipe
- beampipe
- postpipe
- pipestem
- pipeless
- pipewood
- downpipe
- pipelike
- playpipe
- monopipe
- pipework
- hashpipe
- pipecase
- pipeclay
- tailpipe
- sidepipe
- hosepipe
- blastpipe
- voicepipe
- hawsepipe
- stovepipe
- multipipe
- steampipe
- pipeborne
- pipemouth
- pipetongs
- pipestone
- standpipe
- sandpiper
- drainpipe
- pipelayer
- pitchpipe
- drivepipe
- micropipe
- pipesmoke
- dronepipe
- smokepipe
- crosspipe
- rone pipe
- crackpipe
- superpipe
- waterpipe
- hair pipe
- pipefitter
- pipeworker
- organ pipe
- pipesmoker
- pipelaying
- pipejacking
- pipefitting
- pipe-staple
- pipesmoking
- quarter-pipe
- pipe tomahawk