koop
Dutch (Brabantic)
/koːp/
noun
Definitions
- a purchase
- (in its diminutive form) a bargain (see koopje)
- used in idioms (see below)
Etymology
Inherited from Middle Dutch côop inherited from Old Dutch *cōp inherited from Proto-Germanic *kaupaz.
Origin
Proto-Germanic
*kaupaz
Gloss
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- cheap English
- cheapass English
- cheapen English
- cheapie English
- cheapish English
- cheapjack English
- cheaply English
- cheapness English
- cheapo English
- cheapoid English
- cheapshit English
- cheapskate English
- cheapstead English
- cheapster English
- supercheap English
- ultracheap English
- caupo Latin
- caupō Latin
- Hamsterkauf German
- Kauf German
- Kaufhalle German
- Kaufpreis German
- Kaufreue German
- Rückkauf German
- aan Dutch, Flemish
- aankoop Dutch, Flemish
- af Dutch, Flemish
- afkoop Dutch, Flemish
- koopman Dutch, Flemish
- koopmanskapitalisme Dutch, Flemish
- koopmanspaleis Dutch, Flemish
- koopvaarder Dutch, Flemish
- man Dutch, Flemish
- uitverkoop Dutch, Flemish
- varen Dutch, Flemish
- verkoop Dutch, Flemish
- verkoopprijs Dutch, Flemish
- voor Dutch, Flemish
- voorkoop Dutch, Flemish
- kjip Norwegian Bokmål
- *kaupaz Proto-Germanic
- チープ Japanese
- kjip Norwegian Nynorsk
- ceap Old English
- cēap Old English
- cheep Middle English
- kaupa Old Norse
- côop Middle Dutch
- côopman Middle Dutch
- côopvāerder Middle Dutch
- vorecoop Middle Dutch
- kouf Old High German
- chipa Ido
- *kaup gmw-pro
- kaup Estonian
- *cōp Old Dutch
- iċep Maltese
- -chipa, chipa Shona
- chipa Shona