Dictionary:Kapp - Revision history

WillWow: /* Inflection */ Added the inflection tables

2021-12-25T10:09:04Z

Inflection: Added the inflection tables

Lacey: /* Shetland use */ +Jakobsen snippet "kopp"

2021-08-01T01:09:32Z

Shetland use: +Jakobsen snippet "kopp"

Lacey: /* Sources */

2021-07-31T21:33:42Z

Sources

Lacey: /* Nynorn */ +Jakobsen snippet for "kapp"; need to add "kopp" when it's done, too

2021-07-31T21:33:13Z

Nynorn: +Jakobsen snippet for "kapp"; need to add "kopp" when it's done, too

Lacey: Etymology from SND (DSL)

2021-03-19T14:15:26Z

Etymology from SND (DSL)

Lacey: /* Etymology */ added

2021-03-14T15:14:02Z

Etymology: added

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{{DISPLAYTITLE:Dictionary:kapp}}
== Nynorn ==
=== Etymology ===
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=== Pronunciation ===
IPA:

=== Alternate Forms ===
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=== Noun ===
;kapp
# cup

==== Inflection ====
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==== Synonyms ====
(none known)

== Sources ==
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 === Shetland use ===
-{{Jakobsen/s}}†'''kapp''' [kap], {{nornabr|sb.|substantive}}, 1) ''a hole'', ''hollow.'' 2) ''a wooden cup or bowl'', {{nornabr|esp.|especially}} of the so-called “Norwa-kaps”, ''wooden vessel,'' formerly imported from Norway; {{nornabr|L.Sc.}} cap, caup. See further under {{nornsp|kopp}}, {{nornabr|sb.|substantive}}{{Jakobsen/e}}
+{{Jakobsen/s}}†'''kapp''' [kap], {{nornabr|sb.|substantive}}, 1) ''a hole'', ''hollow.'' 2) ''a wooden cup or bowl'', {{nornabr|esp.|especially}} of the so-called “Norwa-kaps”, ''wooden vessel,'' formerly imported from Norway; {{nornabr|L.Sc.}} cap, caup. See further under {{nornsp|kopp}}, {{nornabr|sb.|substantive}}{{Jakobsen/m}}'''kopp''' [kɔp], {{nornabr|sb.}}, 1) ''a somewhat precipitous hollow, roundish depression in the landscape.'' {{nornabr|Ai.}} (Fogrigert). Often found as a place-name: de Kopp, de Kopps. Holokopp [hɔl··okɔp·] (Norwick, {{nornabr|U{{sup|n}}.}}): {{*}}holu-koppr; de Kukopp [kūkɔp] (de Biggins, {{nornabr|Papa St.}}): *kú-koppr, and “Koppena kør [kɔp··əna· kø̄r]” ({{nornabr|Nm{{sup|w}}.}}, near the lake of “{{nornsp|Kør}}water”): <!-- hyphen? -->*kýr-kopparnir — small dales, haunts of the cows, de Koppadelds (Semblister, {{nornabr|St.}}): *kopp(a)-deildir. Koppifell [kɔp··ɩfel·] ({{nornabr|Ai.}}), a hill, the one side of which is concave: <!-- hyphen? -->*kopp-fell. de Koppahwæis [kɔp··ahwäis·] (Sulem, {{nornabr|Nm.}}): *kopp(a)-kvíar (see {{nornsp|kwi}}, {{nornabr|sb.}}). de Koppa-“rigs” (Tangwick, {{nornabr|Esh.}}, {{nornabr|Nm{{sup|w}}.}}, Huster, {{nornabr|Ai.}}); rig ({{nornabr|L.Sc.}}) = ''cultivated patch'' (older {{nornabr|Shetl.}} {{nornsp|teg}}, {{nornsp|deld}}). — Sometimes {{nornsp|kopp}} (in place-names) denotes ''a roundish elevation,'' {{nornabr|e.g.}} de Smokopps [smōkɔps, {{nobr|-kops]}} ({{nornabr|Conn{{sup|w}}.}}), some small, round hills with level top; {{nornabr|cf.}} {{nornabr|O.N.}} “smákoppr” in a contrary sense ''small vessel; small hollow.'' 2) in a water-mill: ''one of the (two or three) holes, bored in the iron plate fixed to the groundsill'', ''and in which the pivot of the axle turns;'' see {{nornsp|grundking}}, {{nornabr|sb.}} In sense 2 now often a) with the {{nornabr|pronunc.}}: [kȯp], like {{nornabr|Eng.}} “cup”, and b) in the form {{nornsp|kapp}}, “cap” [kap], after {{nornabr|L.Sc.}} cap, {{nornabr|sb.}}, ''a wooden bowl.'' 3) ''stern of a boat or ship?'' In this sense a form “kupp” is given in <!-- link -->Edm. Not further confirmed. — {{nornsp|kapp}} is commonly used in {{nornabr|Shetl.}}, partly in sense of ''wooden bowl,'' a Norwa-'''k.''', ''a wooden bowl made in Norway (and imported from there),'' partly ({{nornabr|esp.}} in {{nornabr|S.Sh.}}) in sense of ''boat's scoop,'' = {{nornsp|ouskerri}}, but in contrast to the latter, mostly used as a sea-term, tabu-name; see *{{nornsp|kupa}}, {{nornabr|sb.}} Also in place-names the form {{nornsp|kapp}} has sometimes replaced {{nornsp|kopp}}; {{nornabr|e.g.}} de Rossikapps [rȯᶊ··ɩkaps·] (Fitful, {{nornabr|Du.}}), depressions in the ground, pastures for horses: *hrossa-koppar. — {{nornabr|O.N.}} koppr, {{nornabr|m.}}, a) ''a cup, small vessel;'' b) ''a cup-shaped hollow;'' c) <!-- hyphen? -->''semi-spherical elevation.'' — It may be doubtful, in several cases, whether in Shetlandic place-names there is any evidence of an original “koppr” or {{nobr|*kop-,}} *kopa ({{nornabr|No.}} kōp and kopa, ''small hollow),'' or a *kúpa ({{nornabr|No.}} kupa, {{nornabr|f.}}, ''a bowl, something cup-shaped),'' {{nornabr|esp.}} where the {{nornabr|pronunc.}} is [kop] with close o. Examples: Bergkop(p) or {{nobr|-kup}} [bæ‘rkop] (Brough, {{nornabr|Wh.}}), hollow in a rock; de Koppek or Kupek [kopək] o’ de Wart (Scousburgh, {{nornabr|Du.}}), hollow in a <!-- hyphen? -->mountain-side. Kop(p)a [kɔpa] ({{nornabr|L.}}), an <!-- hyphen? -->over-hanging rock, concave at the foot, may be an original *kopa. See {{*}}{{nornsp|kupa}}, {{nornsp|kupi}}, {{nornabr|sbs.}}{{Jakobsen/e}}
 === Pronunciation ===

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 == Nynorn ==
 === Etymology ===
-;Scottish National Dictionary<ref>[https://www.dsl.ac.uk/entry/snd/cap_n CAP, CAUP, Capp, Kap, ''n.''] in Scottish National Dictionary</ref>
+;Scottish National Dictionary<ref group="N">[https://www.dsl.ac.uk/entry/snd/cap_n CAP, CAUP, Capp, Kap, ''n.''] in Scottish National Dictionary</ref>
 <div class="bookquote">O.Sc. ''cap'', ''capp'', a wooden dish, a measure of quantity; ''cap out'', denoting the emptying of the bowl in drinking; later forms of ''cop'' with usual change of ''o'' to ''a'' before ''p'' (''D.O.S.T.''); Mid.Eng. ''coppe'', variant of ''cuppe'', corresp. Norw. ''kopp'', O.N. ''koppr'', cup, small vessel. In the Islands, at least, the word has prob. come directly from the Norse, as the bowls themselves were orig. imported from Norway.</div>
 See also: {{inh|nrn|non|koppr}} {{ONP|45085}}
 === Pronunciation ===

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 ==== Inflection ====
+* Mainland Nynorn
 ==== Synonyms ====

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 == Sources ==
-<references />
+<references group="N"/>
 {{DEFAULTSORT:kapp}}
 [[Category:Nouns]]