Kopp
derNounKopp (name); head (dialect/colloquial)
Word details
- German meaning
- Umgangssprachlich für Kopf.
- English meaning
- Head
- Synonym
- Hügel, Gipfel
- German example
- Er hat sich den Kopp gestoßen.
- English example
- He bumped his head.
- Type
- Noun
- Article
- der
- Singular Form
- der Kopp
- Plural Form
- die Köppe
Related words
- Rückkopplung
feedback
- Akustikkoppler
acoustic coupler
- gekoppelt
linked
- gekoppelt
connected
- gekoppelt
coupled
- koppeln
To couple means to connect or link two or more things together.
- Koppelprodukt
Byproduct
- Koppler
Coupler
- Koppel
belt (military/police)
- koppen
"Crib-biting" refers to a behavior disorder in horses where they swallow air, often using an object for leverage.
- Kopplung
Coupling, linkage
- Akustikkoppler
An acoustic coupler is a device used to transmit data over a telephone line by converting digital signals into acoustic signals and vice versa.
- Entkopplung
Decoupling
- entkoppeln
Decoupling means to separate or isolate something from each other so that it is no longer directly connected or dependent.
- durchkoppeln
Directly connect
- abkoppeln
Decouple
- Suffkopp
Drunkard, sot
- entkoppelt
decoupled
- Kraft-Wärme-Kopplung
Combined heat and power (CHP)
- Abkopplung
Decoupling
- Käskopp
Dutch person (derogatory, Southern Germany)
- gekoppelt
Coupled
- Rückkopplung
Feedback
- Spritkopp
Drunkard
- ausloggen
To log out
- andocken
To dock
- dissoziiert
Dissociated
- wiehern
to neigh
- verkettet
Chained, linked
- Verbindungsstück
Connector
- ausklinken
to unhook, to detach
- Hengst
A stallion is a male horse that has not been castrated and is used for breeding.
- Appaloosa
An Appaloosa is a breed of horse known for its distinctive spotted coat pattern.
- verbinden
to connect
Example sentences with “Kopp”
Er hat einen harten Kopp. (He has a stubborn head.)
Frequently asked questions
Is Kopp a formal word?
No, it is a colloquial or dialectal term for 'head'. In standard German, one uses 'Kopf'.