Bopp

[ bop; German bawp ]

noun

1. Franz, 1791–1867, German philologist.

Example Sentences

The policy requires students to get vaccinated despite increasing evidence of serious complications and adverse reactions, Bopp said, even though the chance of young people having an adverse result from a coronavirus infection is extremely low.

From Washington Post

Bopp went on to assert, without offering evidence, that counties proactively mailing ballots to voters could introduce voter fraud in the state.

From Washington Post

James Bopp, a white RNC member from Indiana and prominent conservative attorney, was outraged.

From The Daily Beast

McCall did not agree with Bopp, but said that he received numerous calls after the announcement from other delegates who did.

From The Daily Beast

I cannot go back to Mother Bopp, for she would strike me dead like a dog.

From Project Gutenberg

The next step is to be sought in Bopp's Comparative Grammar.

From Project Gutenberg

Eddie Bopp reached out a protective arm and drew Goldie by the sleeve of her shirt-waist down to the couch-bed davenport again.

From Project Gutenberg

Bopp, who has best generalised the view of these forms, considers the fundamental idea to be that of duality.

From Project Gutenberg

Franz Bopp, one of the earliest to attempt its translation, thus happily describes it.

From Project Gutenberg