1. Etymology of the English word top
the English word top
derived from the Proto-Germanic root *tuppaz
Derivations in English
topgallant, eurytopic, stenotopic, topminnow, atop, bubbletop, cartop, cooktop, countertop, desktop, flattop, hardtop, laptop, maintop, mountaintop, overtop, ragtop, rooftop, stovetop, topcoat, topfull, tophamper, topknot, topless, topline, toplofty, topman, topmast, topmaul, topmost, topnotch, topper, toprail, topside, topsmelt, topsoil, topspin, topstitch, blacktop, redtop, cartopper, foretop, hilltop, topping, topsail, hard-top, toppedDerivations in other languages
French top, Romanian top, Spanish topCognates
Catalan topaci, Dutch topaas, Dutch top, English topaz, English tope, French topaze, French toupie, French tope, German Topas, German topp, Icelandic tópas, Swedish topas, Swedish topp2. Etymology of the English word top
derived from the English word top
