netop

== English == === Alternative forms === neetup === Etymology === Borrowed from Narragansett netoup, netop (“my friend, companion”). Compare Abenaki nidôba (“my friend”). === Noun === netop (plural netops) (US, New England dialect, possibly archaic) Friend. ==== Usage notes ==== Formerly used by colonists when greeting Native Americans. === Anagrams === Ponte == Danish == === Etymology === From net +‎ op. Cf. Norwegian Bokmål nettopp, Norwegian Nynorsk nettopp and rarely used Swedish nättupp. === Adverb === netop precisely [this]; [this] very Det er ironisk nok netop denne egenskab der forhindrer dem i at fortsætte. It is, ironically enough, precisely this property that prevents them from continuing. It is, ironically enough, this very property that prevents them from continuing. just, just now Han var netop gået da du bankede på. He had just left when you knocked. Synonyms: lige, just == Narragansett == === Etymology === The initial n- represents the first person pronoun. === Noun === nétop (plural netompaûog) my friend === References === === Further reading === Roger Williams (1643), A Key into the Language of America, London: Gregory Dexter, →OCLC, page 2