stomp
B2#5,991Hear it
adjective
- blunt, not sharp
- mathematics, of an anglehaving over 90 degrees
noun
- stumpshort, formless, protruding object
- blowpainful hit with the fist or the elbow
Forms
adjective
| comparative | stomper |
|---|---|
| superlative | stompst |
| adverbial positive predicative | stomp |
| adverbial comparative predicative | stomper |
| adverbial predicative superlative | het stompst |
| adverbial predicative superlative | het stompste |
| feminine indefinite masculine positive singular | stompe |
| comparative feminine indefinite masculine singular | stompere |
| feminine indefinite masculine singular superlative | stompste |
| indefinite neuter positive singular | stomp |
| comparative indefinite neuter singular | stomper |
| indefinite neuter singular superlative | stompste |
| indefinite plural positive | stompe |
| comparative indefinite plural | stompere |
| indefinite plural superlative | stompste |
| definite positive | stompe |
| comparative definite | stompere |
| definite superlative | stompste |
| partitive positive | stomps |
| comparative partitive | stompers |
noun
| plural | stompen |
|---|---|
| diminutive neuter | stompje |
Other ways to say it
- botnot sharp, blunt, dull; impolite, badly behaving: curt, blunt, rude
- klopa knock, an audible blow; a punch, a blow
- knobbelknob, knot, lump; an aptitude for something
- mepslap, smack, blow
- motbutterfly-like insect: moth (usually nocturnal insect of the order Lepidoptera); a slap, a blow, a hit (physical aggression with hands or fists)
- slaga blow, knock, strike; a stroke, limb movement; a style of movement, notably style of swimming