stoppa
Icelandic
/ˈstɔhpa/
verb-weak
Definitions
- (intransitive) to stuff something
- (intransitive) to darn
- (transitive) to stop someone or something, to cause someone or something to come to a stop
- (intransitive) to stop, to come to a stop
Etymology
Derived from Middle Low German stoppen derived from Proto-Germanic *stuppōną (close, fill, stop, block, clog up, prick, push, stop up) derived from Latin stuppo, stuppō derived from Ancient Greek στύππη derived from Danish stoppe (stop, cram).
Origin
Danish
stoppe
Gloss
stop, cram
Kanji
止
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- autostop English
- backstop English
- beamstop English
- bookstop English
- checkstop English
- doorstop English
- e-stop English
- firestop English
- forstop English
- ground stop English
- helistop English
- instop English
- misstop English
- multistop English
- non-stop English
- nonstop English
- pit stop English
- ripstop English
- rockstop English
- shortstop English
- stop English
- stop-tap English
- stopband English
- stopbank English
- stopblock English
- stopboard English
- stopcheck English
- stopcock English
- stopgap English
- stopless English
- stoplight English
- stopover English
- stoppable English
- stoppage English
- stopped English
- stopper English
- stoppest English
- stoppeth English
- stoppie English
- stopple English
- stopsign English
- stopstreet English
- stopwatch English
- stopword English
- to stop English
- tramstop English
- unstop English
- unstoppability English
- waterstop English
- whistlestop English
- stuppa Latin
- stuppo, stuppō Latin
- Stoff German
- stoppen German
- stop Hungarian
- stop Italian
- stoppare Italian
- auto-stop French
- autostop French
- stop French
- стоп Russian
- stop Spanish, Castilian
- στύππη Ancient Greek
- *(s)tew- Proto-Indo-European
- *(s)tewp- Proto-Indo-European
- stop Portuguese
- *stuppōną Proto-Germanic
- ストップ Japanese
- stoppian Old English
- stoppen Middle English
- stop Irish
- stoppa Old Norse
- busstoppested Danish
- stopmæt Danish
- stoppe Danish
- stoppun Icelandic
- στοπ Greek (modern)
- stopio Welsh
- stoffon Old High German
- stoffōn Old High German
- stophōn Old High German
- stop Latvian
- stopohem Albanian
- *stuppōn gmw-pro
- stuppon Old Dutch
- stoppen Middle Low German
- *stopfon, *stopfōn Frankish
- *stopfōn Frankish
- stap Tok Pisin
- stapim Tok Pisin
- stoppen Low German
- stoppar Interlingua