kōba
Marshallese
ipa-rows
Definitions
- copper (metal)
Etymology
Borrowed from English copper derived from Middle English coper derived from Old English coper derived from Latin cuprum (copper), aes Cyprium (Cyprian brass) derived from Ancient Greek Κύπρος (Cyprus).
Origin
Ancient Greek
Κύπρος
Gloss
Cyprus
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
- Cyprus Latin
- aes Cyprium Latin
- cuprum Latin
- cūpreum Latin
- cūprum Latin
- cȳprium Latin
- cuprico Italian
- cuprique French
- Κύπρος Ancient Greek
- *kuprą Proto-Germanic
- coper Old English
- copor Old English
- cypera Old English
- coper Middle English
- copren Middle English
- kippen Middle English
- copar Irish
- cupru Romanian, Moldavian, Moldovan
- Κύπριος Greek (modern)
- Κύπρος Greek (modern)
- coper Middle Dutch
- kophar Old High German
- kupfar Old High German
- Cu Translingual
- copar Gaelic, Scottish Gaelic
- kopar Faroese
- coire Occitan
- kopær Old Danish
- kwabo Hausa
- kopa Shona
- 𒌓𒅗𒁇 Sumerian