κουτσουπιά – Greek noun declension

Greek noun forms of κουτσουπιά

Noun: κουτσουπιά
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Singular

Nominativeκουτσουπιά
Genitiveκουτσουπιάς
Accusativeκουτσουπιά
Vocativeκουτσουπιά
Nominativekoutsoupiá
Genitivekoutsoupiás
Accusativekoutsoupiá
Vocativekoutsoupiá

Plural

Nominativeκουτσουπιές
Genitiveκουτσουπιών
Accusativeκουτσουπιές
Vocativeκουτσουπιές
Nominativekoutsoupiés
Genitivekoutsoupión
Accusativekoutsoupiés
Vocativekoutsoupiés

Sample Sentences

Etymology

1. Of unclear origin. One theory derives the word from κουτσούπι (koutsoúpi, “tree trunk”) + -ιά (-iá) (as the Judas tree's flowers tend to blossom very close to its trunk), the former of apparently disputed origin:
2. * From Byzantine Greek κουζοῦπες (kouzoûpes), perhaps borrowed from Arabic [Term?].
3. * Related to κούτσουρο (koútsouro, “tree trunk, heavy object”), itself from Byzantine Greek κούτσουρον (koútsouron), neuter of κούτσουρος (koútsouros), of uncertain origin:
4. ** From κουτσός (koutsós, “crippled, broken”) + ουρά (ourá, “tail”).
5. ** From an unattested *κόψουρον (*kópsouron, “with a cut tail”), from the past stem *κοψ- (*kops-) of κόπτω (kóptō, “to cut, strike”) + ουρά (ourá, “tail”).

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