laupa
Norwegian Nynorsk
verb-2
Definitions
- to run move quickly
- to run, flow of a liquid
Etymology
Derived from Old Norse hlaupa (leap, jump, spring, run) derived from Proto-Germanic *hlaupaną (run, leap, spring) derived from Proto-Indo-European *klewb- (stumble, spring).
Origin
Proto-Indo-European
*klewb-
Gloss
stumble, spring
Concept
Semantic Field
Motion
Ontological Category
Action/Process
Kanji
春
Emoji
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- Leaper English
- bearleap English
- beleap English
- elope English
- forthleap English
- leap English
- leap year English
- leapable English
- leaper English
- leapest English
- leapeth English
- leapfrog English
- leapful English
- leapling English
- lope English
- midleap English
- nonleap English
- outleap English
- overleap English
- upleap English
- Kampfläufer German
- Laufband German
- Lauffeuer German
- Laufpass German
- Laufschuh German
- Laufvogel German
- Laufwerk German
- Läufer German
- Strandläufer German
- Wasserläufer German
- ablaufen German
- anlaufen German
- auflaufen German
- auslaufen German
- belaufen German
- davonlaufen German
- durchlaufen German
- einlaufen German
- entlaufen German
- herlaufen German
- herumlaufen German
- laufen German
- leerlaufen German
- nachlaufen German
- rückläufig German
- totlaufen German
- umlaufen German
- unterlaufen German
- verlaufen German
- vorauslaufen German
- vorlaufen German
- weglaufen German
- zerlaufen German
- zulaufen German
- überlaufen German
- *klaub- Proto-Indo-European
- *klaup- Proto-Indo-European
- *klewb- Proto-Indo-European
- løpe Norwegian Bokmål
- *hlaupaną Proto-Germanic
- fortlöpa Swedish
- löpa Swedish
- löpare Swedish
- löpnummer Swedish
- hleapan Old English
- hlēapan Old English
- lepen Middle English
- lopen Middle English
- hlaup Old Norse
- hlaupa Old Norse
- løbe Danish
- løber Danish
- galoper Old French
- hlaupa Icelandic
- hloufan Old High German
- leypa Faroese
- loufen Middle High German
- *hlaupan gmw-pro
- lopan Old Dutch
- lōpan Old Dutch
- hlopan Old Saxon
- løpa Old Swedish
- løpa, lø̄pa Old Swedish
- löup Westrobothnian
- *wala hlaupan Frankish
- hlāpa Old Frisian