hap

[ hap ]

/ hæp /

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noun

one's luck or lot.

an occurrence, happening, or accident.

verb (used without object), happed, hap·ping.

to happen: if it so hap.

Origin of hap

1150–1200; Middle English <Old Norse happ luck, chance; akin to Old English gehæp fit, convenient; probably akin to OCS kobŭ auspice, Old Irish cob victory

Words nearby hap

Han Yü, hao, haole, haoma, haori, hap, hapa, hapai, hapaxanthic, hapax legomenon, ha'penny

Definition for hap (2 of 3)

hap²

[ hap, ap ]

/ hæp, æp /

Chiefly Pennsylvania.

noun

a comforter or quilt.

verb (used with object)

to cover with or as with a comforter or quilt.

Origin of hap

1350–1400; Middle English happen to cover; perhaps blend of lappenlap² and Old French happer to seize

Definition for hap (3 of 3)

Hap

[ hahp, khahp ]

/ hɑp, xɑp /

noun Egyptian Religion.

Apis.

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Example sentences from the Web for hap

Captain Hap, penitent, but with no idea of saying so, came up the tenement stairs.
A Singular Life|Elizabeth Stuart Phelps
Na matter wh may hap, ye swar ye willna tell Aaron gi ye one drop from that bottle?
Dick Merriwell Abroad|Burt L. Standish
The way of it was simple enough, in a manner of speaking, yet I'm sure no such thing happened afore, or be like to hap again.
The Torch and Other Tales|Eden Phillpotts
The words of Wallace were, I haif brocht you to the ring, hap gif you cun.
Life of Sir William Wallace of Elderslie, Vol, II (of II)|John D. Carrick

Captain Hap, distributing camp-chairs for the women of the audience, turned and eyed Ben over his shoulder.
A Singular Life|Elizabeth Stuart Phelps

British Dictionary definitions for hap (1 of 2)

hap¹

/ (hæp) /

noun archaic

luck; chance

an occurrence

verb haps, happing or happed

(intr) an archaic word for happen

Word Origin for hap

C13: from Old Norse happ good luck; related to Old English gehæplic convenient, Old Slavonic kobǔ fate

British Dictionary definitions for hap (2 of 2)

hap²

/ (hæp) Scot and Eastern British dialect /

verb (tr)

to cover up; wrap up warmly

noun

a covering of any kind

Word Origin for hap

C14: perhaps of Norse origin

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单词	hap
释义	hap ¹ [ hap ] / hæp / SEE SYNONYMS FOR hap ON THESAURUS.COM noun one's luck or lot. an occurrence, happening, or accident. verb (used without object), happed, hap·ping. to happen: if it so hap. Origin of hap ¹ 1150–1200; Middle English <Old Norse happ luck, chance; akin to Old English gehæp fit, convenient; probably akin to OCS kobŭ auspice, Old Irish cob victory Words nearby hap Han Yü, hao, haole, haoma, haori, hap, hapa, hapai, hapaxanthic, hapax legomenon, ha'penny Definition for hap (2 of 3) hap² [ hap, ap ] / hæp, æp / Chiefly Pennsylvania. noun a comforter or quilt. verb (used with object) to cover with or as with a comforter or quilt. Origin of hap ² 1350–1400; Middle English happen to cover; perhaps blend of lappenlap² and Old French happer to seize Definition for hap (3 of 3) Hap [ hahp, khahp ] / hɑp, xɑp / noun Egyptian Religion. Apis. Dictionary.com UnabridgedBased on the Random House Unabridged Dictionary, © Random House, Inc. 2020 Example sentences from the Web for hap Captain Hap, penitent, but with no idea of saying so, came up the tenement stairs. A Singular Life\|Elizabeth Stuart Phelps Na matter wh may hap, ye swar ye willna tell Aaron gi ye one drop from that bottle? Dick Merriwell Abroad\|Burt L. Standish The way of it was simple enough, in a manner of speaking, yet I'm sure no such thing happened afore, or be like to hap again. The Torch and Other Tales\|Eden Phillpotts The words of Wallace were, I haif brocht you to the ring, hap gif you cun. Life of Sir William Wallace of Elderslie, Vol, II (of II)\|John D. Carrick Captain Hap, distributing camp-chairs for the women of the audience, turned and eyed Ben over his shoulder. A Singular Life\|Elizabeth Stuart Phelps British Dictionary definitions for hap (1 of 2) hap¹ / (hæp) / noun archaic luck; chance an occurrence verb haps, happing or happed (intr) an archaic word for happen Word Origin for hap C13: from Old Norse happ good luck; related to Old English gehæplic convenient, Old Slavonic kobǔ fate British Dictionary definitions for hap (2 of 2) hap² / (hæp) Scot and Eastern British dialect / verb (tr) to cover up; wrap up warmly noun a covering of any kind Word Origin for hap C14: perhaps of Norse origin Collins English Dictionary - Complete & Unabridged 2012 Digital Edition © William Collins Sons & Co. Ltd. 1979, 1986 © HarperCollins Publishers 1998, 2000, 2003, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2009, 2012 Words related to hap fortuity, accident, fortune, happening, advantage, adventure, destination, coincidence, break, cast, fluke, future, gamble, happenstance, contingency, doom, fortuitousness, casualty, destiny, develop
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hap

noun

verb (used without object), happed, hap·ping.

Origin of hap

Words nearby hap

Definition for hap (2 of 3)

noun

verb (used with object)

Origin of hap

Definition for hap (3 of 3)

noun Egyptian Religion.

Example sentences from the Web for hap

British Dictionary definitions for hap (1 of 2)

noun archaic

verb haps, happing or happed

Word Origin for hap

British Dictionary definitions for hap (2 of 2)

verb (tr)

noun

Word Origin for hap

Words related to hap