diop

See also: Diop

Old English

Adjective

dīop

1. Alternative form of dēop

Old Saxon

Etymology

From Proto-West Germanic *deup, see also Old English dēop, Old Norse djúpr, Gothic 𐌳𐌹𐌿𐍀𐍃 (diups).

Adjective

diop

1. deep

Declension

Positive forms of diop

Strong declension
	singular			plural
	masculine	feminine	neuter	masculine	feminine	neuter
nominative	diop	diop	diop	diope, diopa	diopa	diop, diopa
accusative	diopan, diopen	diopa	diop	diopa, diope	diopa	diop, diopa
genitive	diopes, diopas	diopara, dioparo	diopes, diopas	dioparo, dioporo, diopero	dioparo, dioporo, diopero	dioparo, dioporo, diopero
dative	diopumu, diopum, diopun, diopun, diopon, diopen, diopan	dioparo, dioparu, diopara	diopumu, diopum, diopun, diopun, diopon, diopen, diopan	diopun, diopon, diopum	diopun, diopon	diopun, diopon, diopum
Weak declension
	singular			plural
	masculine	feminine	neuter	masculine	feminine	neuter
nominative	diopo, diopa	diopa, diope	diopa, diope	diopon, diopun	diopon, diopun, diopan	diopon, diopun
accusative	diopon, diopan	diopun, diopon, diopan	diopa, diope	diopon, diopun	diopon, diopun, diopan	diopon, diopun
genitive	diopen, diopan	diopun, diopan, diopen	diopen, diopan	diopono, diopeno	diopono	diopono, diopeno
dative	diopon, diopen, diopan	diopun, diopan	diopon, diopen, diopan	diopon, diopun	diopon, diopun	diopon, diopun

Descendants

• Middle Low German: dêp
  • Low German: deep, diep, deip
  • German Low German: deep
  • Plautdietsch: deep