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French word couper comes from Latin colaphus (A blow with the fist; cuff.), Latin colpo

colaphus (Latin)

A blow with the fist; cuff.

colpo (Latin)

colpus (Late Latin)

*colupus (Latin)

*colpus (Vulgar Latin)

colp (Old French)

Strike; hit.

colper (Old French)

couper (French)

(reflexive, se couper, of leather) to crack. To cut off, to keep out. To cut, cut up, to chop. To dilute (with water).

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