Proto-Germanic: *gaupanō, *gaupōn; *gapsōn, *gipsōn
Meaning: handful
Old Norse: gaupn f. `hohle Hand'
Norwegian: gaupn, dial. gaukn, gaufn; dial. gaupa `hohle Hand'
Swedish: göpen, gutn. gaukn `hohle Hand'; jord-gubbe `artenerdbeere'
Old Danish: göben, gjöven, gjävn `Handvoll', dial. gjöve
Danish: (ält.) gubbe `Kehlkopf, Brust'
Old English: gēap `krumm, schlau, verschlangen'
Dutch: { gaps `die beiden Hände voll }
Middle Low German: gepse, gespe, göpse `die beiden Hände voll'
Low German: (stland) gubbe `kleiner Heuhaufen'
Old High German: goufana `hohle Hand'
Middle High German: goufe sw. f. 'die hohle hand', { gouf `hohle Hand' }
German: { Gäpse `die beiden Hände voll' }
