golpe
Spanish
noun
Definitions
- hit, blow, strike
- punch, jab
- knock door
- bump, bang, bash, slam, thump, whack
- crowd, multitude of people
- gush of water, gust of wind
- blast of music
- heartbeat
- beat; rhythm
- bunch of seedlings in one hole
- hole for planting seedlings
- shot, stroke in billiards
- stroke heat, of luck, of genius, etc.
- surprise
- heist, job
- swing golf, baseball
Etymology
Inherited from Old Spanish colpe inherited from Latin *colpus, colaphus (cuff, blow, box on the ear, a cuff, blow with the fist) derived from Ancient Greek κόλαφος (slap, blow, a blow, smack).
Origin
Ancient Greek
κόλαφος
Gloss
slap, blow, a blow, smack
Concept
Semantic Field
Basic actions and technology
Ontological Category
Action/Process
Emoji
🥊
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- anticoup English
- autocoup English
- autogolpe English
- countercoup English
- coup English
- coupist English
- coupmaking English
- coupstick English
- postcoup English
- precoup English
- self-coup English
- *colpaticium Latin
- *colpus Latin
- *cuppāre Latin
- *cŏlǒpus Latin
- colaphus Latin
- colpus Latin
- colpo Italian
- coup French
- coupage French
- coupe-faim French
- coupe-gorge French
- coupe-papier French
- coupe-tifs French
- couper French
- couperet French
- coupeur French
- coupon French
- coupure French
- entrecouper French
- recouper French
- surcouper French
- autogolpe Spanish, Castilian
- golpazo Spanish, Castilian
- golpecito Spanish, Castilian
- golpismo Spanish, Castilian
- golpista Spanish, Castilian
- paragolpes Spanish, Castilian
- parar Spanish, Castilian
- κόλαφος Ancient Greek
- *kelh₂- Proto-Indo-European
- antigolpe Portuguese
- golpe Portuguese
- golpismo Portuguese
- golpista Portuguese
- colp Old French
- coper Old French
- golpe Galician
- κόλαφος Greek (modern)
- купон Bulgarian
- colbe Old Portuguese
- golpe Asturian
- colp Old Occitan
- colpe Old Spanish