- as
Deppae in 1015–1029,
Dieppa in 1030, then in the 12th century: Deppa,
Deupa and Diopa. From Old
English dēop or Old
Norse djúpr "deep", same meaning...
- 995–999:
Parahu patina ageung, jong
kapal buka dalapan, pa(n)jangna
salawe deupa. [This boat was
quite large, a jong of 8 depa wide, the
length is 25 depa...
- spread-out
thumb and
middle finger),
lhuek (length of the
whole arm), and
deupa (fathom).
Unlike the
traditional houses of the Balinese, the
Rumoh Aceh...
-
other Indo-European branches).
Examples cited after Kroonen (2011): PGmc *
deupa- ("deep") as if from PIE *-b-;
Lithuanian dubùs ("deep", "hollow") from...
