Question 1

Where does the French word "houppe" come from?

Accepted Answer

from houpe, (1350) from Frankish huppo, which can be reconstructed from Flemish hoppe ('tuft of grass, vegetation') and Rhenish hupp, huppen ('pile of straw, laundry, etc.'), see huppe.

Question 2

What does "houppe" mean in French?

Accepted Answer

First person singular present indicative of houpper.
Third person singular present indicative of houpper.
First person singular present subjunctive of houpper.
Third person singular present subjunctive of houpper.
Second person singular imperative of houpper.

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