Koffer
Luxemburgeois
/ˈkofɐ/
noun
Definitions
- copper (metal)
Etymology
Inherited from Middle High German kupfer inherited from Old High German kophar derived from Latin cuprum (copper).
Origin
Latin
cuprum
Gloss
copper
Concept
Semantic Field
The physical world
Ontological Category
Property
Kanji
銅
Emoji
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- Copperfield English
- Copperopolis English
- copper English
- copperbar English
- copperfasten English
- copperhead English
- copperish English
- copperize English
- copperleaf English
- copperless English
- coppern English
- copperplate English
- coppersmith English
- coppersmithing English
- coppersmithy English
- coppertop English
- copperware English
- copperwork English
- copperworker English
- copperworking English
- copperworks English
- copperworm English
- coppery English
- cupric English
- cupriferous English
- decacopper English
- dicopper English
- electrocopper English
- heptacopper English
- multicopper English
- noncopper English
- octacopper English
- octadecacopper English
- organocopper English
- pentacopper English
- pentadecacopper English
- radiocopper English
- tetracopper English
- tetradecacopper English
- tricopper English
- tridecacopper English
- (aes) Cyprium Latin
- (aes), aes Latin
- aes Cyprium Latin
- cuprum Latin
- Berylliumkupfer German
- Kupfer German
- Kupferacetat German
- Kupferbergbau German
- Kupferbergwerk German
- Kupfercarbonat German
- Kupferdraht German
- Kupfererz German
- Kupferglanz German
- Kupfergruppe German
- Kupferherstellung German
- Kupferhydroxid German
- Kupferkessel German
- Kupferlegierung German
- Kupfermineral German
- Kupfermünze German
- Kupfernickel German
- Kupferoxid German
- Kupferphosphid German
- Kupferschiefer German
- Kupferschraube German
- Kupferstich German
- Kupfersulfat German
- Kupferverhüttung German
- Kupfervitriol German
- Kupferzeit German
- Schwarzkupfer German
- kupferhaltig German
- kupferig German
- kupfern German
- kupferrot German
- cuprico Italian
- geelkoper Dutch, Flemish
- hoenderkoper Dutch, Flemish
- koper Dutch, Flemish
- koperen Dutch, Flemish
- kopermijn Dutch, Flemish
- koperstuk Dutch, Flemish
- koperwerk Dutch, Flemish
- cuprique French
- Κύπρος Ancient Greek
- *kuprą Proto-Germanic
- coper Old English
- coper Middle English
- copar Irish
- cupru Romanian, Moldavian, Moldovan
- coper Middle Dutch
- kophar Old High German
- kupfar Old High German
- Cu Translingual
- koper Afrikaans
- copar Gaelic, Scottish Gaelic
- kopar Faroese
- kupfer Middle High German
- coire Occitan
- kōba Marshallese
- kupfer Mòcheno
- kopær Old Danish
- kwabo Hausa
- kopa Shona