Where does “hanaper” come from?

hanaper (Anglo-Norman) comes from Old French hanapier, from Old French hanap, from Medieval Latin hanappus, from Frankish hnapp, from Proto-Germanic hnappaz — bowl; cup.

Ancestry of “hanaper”, step by step

StepLanguageWordMeaning
1Old Frenchhanapier—
2Old Frenchhanaphanap goblet
3Medieval Latinhanappuscup, goblet
4Frankishhnappcup, bowl, basin; cup, bowl; bowl, cup
5Proto-Germanichnappazbowl; cup

Words derived from “hanaper”

Every word from Proto-Germanic hnappaz →Every word from Frankish hnapp →Every word from Medieval Latin hanappus →