Etymology of the English word pipe
the English word
pipederived from the Old French word
pipederived from the Latin word
pipa (pipe)
derived from the Classical Latin word
piparederived from the French word
piperderived from the Vulgar Latin word
pipparederived from the Classical Latin word
pipareDerivations in English
blowpipe,
cesspipe,
downpipe,
drainpipe,
hawsepipe,
panpipe,
pipage,
pipefish,
pipeful,
pipeline,
pipestone,
pipy,
standpipe,
steampipe,
stovepipe,
windpipe,
pipestem,
bagpipes,
hornpipe,
piper,
piping,
pipkin,
syrinx,
bagpipe,
half-pipe,
pipedDerivations in other languages
Italian
pipe, Spanish
pavaCognates
Dutch
pijp, Dutch
pijpen, French
pipe, German
Pfeife, German
pfeifen, Icelandic
pípa, Italian
pipa, Lithuanian
pypke, Norwegian
pipi, Spanish
pipa, Swedish
pipa, Yiddish
fajfnUsage
Word found in Old English, Modern English
