Where does “hepehupás” come from?

hepehupás (Hungarian) comes from Hungarian háta, from Hungarian hát, from Proto-Uralic kutte — ridge; six.

hepehupás (Hungarian): bumpy, lumpy, rough, uneven of a rolling terrain or bumpy road where greater or lesser elevations and depressions are alternating

Definitions

  1. bumpy, lumpy, rough, uneven of a rolling terrain or bumpy road where greater or lesser elevations and depressions are alternating

Ancestry of “hepehupás”, step by step

StepLanguageWordMeaning
1Hungarianhátathird-person singular single-possession...
2Hungarianhátback; well; then, and, but
3Proto-Uralickutteridge; six
Every word from Proto-Uralic kutte →Every word from Hungarian hát →Every word from Hungarian háta →