galpon

See also: galpón

English

Etymology

From Spanish galpón (“barn, storehouse”).

Noun

galpon (plural galpons)

  1. (Falklands) A kind of stone-walled building with a wooden door frame.

Anagrams

Old Saxon

Etymology

From Proto-West Germanic *galpōn. Cognate with Old English ġelpan, ġielpan.

Verb

galpōn

  1. to make a noise
  2. to cry
  3. to brag

Conjugation

Conjugation of galpon (weak class 2)
infinitive galpon
indicative present past
1st person singular galpon galpoda
2nd person singular galpos galpodes
3rd person singular galpod galpoda
plural galpiod galpodun
subjunctive present past
1st person singular galpo galpodi
2nd person singular galpos galpodis
3rd person singular galpo galpodi
plural galpion galpodin
imperative present
singular galpo
plural galpiod
participle present past
galpondi gigalpod, galpod
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