Copper

Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 107
kop'er, n. a metal of a reddish colour, named from the island of Cyprus a ve el made of copper. to cover with copper [LowL. enper— L cuprum, a contr of cnpnnm aes, ‘Cyprian bra ,’ because the Romans obtained copper in Cyprus Copperas, ko[)'er-as, « sulphate of iron or green vitriol. [Fr. coupe rose (It. topparosa — cupn rosa, rose of copper.] Oopperish, kop'£r-ish, Coppery, kop'er-i, Cupreous, kO'prg-us, adj. containing or like copper Copperplate, kop'er-plat, a plate of polished copper on which something has been engraved an impre ion taken from the plate. Coppice, kop'is, Copse, kops, a wood of small growth for cutting. [O. Fr copeiz, wood newly cut—conper, to cut—-Low L copare to cut.J Ooprolit#, kop'ro-llt, n. petnjied dung of animals [GrvJ0r(>s, dung, and lithos, a stone.] 90 fate, ftr mfi, h6r mine Cordial
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