coper

Norman

verb

Definitions

(Jersey) to cut

Etymology

Inherited from Old French coper derived from Latin *colpus, colaphus (cuff, blow, box on the ear, a cuff, blow with the fist).

Origin

Latin

colaphus

Gloss

cuff, blow, box on the ear, a cuff, blow with the fist

Concept

Semantic Field

Motion

Ontological Category

Action/Process

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Timeline

Distribution of cognates by language

Geogrpahic distribution of cognates

Cognates and derived terms

*colpaticium Latin
*colpus Latin
*cuppāre Latin
*cŏlǒpus Latin
colaphus Latin
colpus Latin
colpo Italian
couper French
κόλαφος Ancient Greek
colp Old French
cop Old French
coper Old French
copaïr Norman
colbe Old Portuguese
golpe Asturian
colp Old Occitan
colpe Old Spanish
côper Walloon

copaïr