Smart & Crofton (1875) collected the form Kóppa ‘a blanket’ from English Gypsies which may have a connection with this.
Canadian Paul Pope (2013) cites kip with the same meaning. He also cites kip ken ‘a house to lie in’.
Smart & Crofton (1875) collected the form Kóppa ‘a blanket’ from English Gypsies which may have a connection with this. Canadian Paul Pope (2013) cites kip with the same meaning. He also cites kip ken ‘a house to lie in’. |