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dimpa

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Noun

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dimpa

  1. bread

Kongo

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Etymology

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Borrowed from French (du) pain (“(some) bread”).

Noun

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dimpa

  1. bread

Swedish

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Etymology

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From Old Norse dumpa (“to thump”), probably imitative.

Verb

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dimpa (present dimper, preterite damp, supine dumpit or dimpt, imperative dimp)

  1. (often with ner (“down”)) to fall heavily (and surprisingly)
    Ett paket damp ner från brevinkastet
    A package dropped through the mail slot with a thud
  2. (often with ner (“down”), figuratively) to (surprisingly) appear (somewhere)

Conjugation

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Conjugation of dimpa (class 3 strong)
active passive
infinitive dimpa —
supine dumpit —
imperative dimp —
imper. plural1 dimpen —
present past present past
indicative dimper damp — —
ind. plural1 dimpa dumpo — —
subjunctive2 dimpe dumpe — —
present participle dimpande
past participle —

1 Archaic. 2 Dated. See the appendix on Swedish verbs.

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