/ˈkâ̤ːr̺.pɐ/
KilmėUncertain. Smoczyński suggests Proto-Balto-Slavic *skarpā- (from which also Proto-Slavic *xorpa), from zero-grade stem of Proto-Indo-European *skerp- (“to cut off, rip off”).
Related to kir̃pti. Cognate with Latvian kãrpa.
- a wart, verruca (on the skin, a plant, a toad, etc.)
Formoskárpa(canonical, feminine, stress-pattern-1) · kárpos(plural) · kárpa(nominative, singular) · kárpos(nominative, plural) · kárpos(genitive, singular) · kárpų(genitive, plural) · kárpai(dative, singular) · kárpoms(dative, plural) · kárpą(accusative, singular) · kárpas(accusative, plural) · kárpa(instrumental, singular) · kárpomis(instrumental, plural) · kárpoje(locative, singular) · kárpose(locative, plural) · kárpa(singular, vocative) · kárpos(plural, vocative)
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