Where does “amparán” come from?

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

amparán (Irish): hamper; ungainly person; helpless person

Definitions

  1. hamper; ungainly person; helpless person

Ancestry of “amparán”, step by step

StepLanguageWordMeaning
1EnglishhamperA large basket, usually with a cover, used for...
2Middle Englishhamper—
3Anglo-Normanhanaper—
4Old Frenchhanapier—
5Old Frenchhanaphanap goblet
6Medieval Latinhanappuscup, goblet
7Frankishhnappcup, bowl, basin; cup, bowl; bowl, cup
8Proto-Germanichnappazbowl; cup

Words derived from “amparán”

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