adj., v. (pp.)
'frightened' (Modern English )
PGmc Ancestor
*glop(n)-
Proposed ON Etymon (OIcel representative)
cp. glúpna ‘to look downcast, let the countenance fall, as one about to cry’
(ONP cp. glúpna (vb.))
Other Scandinavian Reflexes
OE Cognate
Phonological and morphological markers
Summary category
D1c
This is the only recorded appearance of the prefixed form.
Occurrences in the Gersum Corpus
WA 874
MED aglopned (ppl.), OED agloppened (adj.), EDD gloppen (v. and adj.), Dance *glopnyng, Bj. 241, de Vries glúpna, Mag. gleypa; glopa; glúpna, Torp NnEO glop, Orel *ʒlūpnōjanan, Kroonen *glupp/bōn-