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From Middle English hepe, from Old English hēap, from Proto-West Germanic *haup, from Proto-Germanic *haupaz (compare Dutch hoop, German Low German Hupen, German Haufen), from Proto-Indo-European *koupos (“hill”) (compare Lithuanian kaũpas, Albanian qipi (“stack”), Avestan 𐬐𐬂𐬟𐬀 (kåfa)).

English surname, from the noun heap.

219 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Bulgarian: тълпа (tǎlpa) — crowd
• Danish: dynge — crowd
• Dutch: mensenmassa — crowd
• Finnish: joukko — crowd
• Finnish: väkijoukko — crowd
• Galician: multitude — crowd
• Galician: moitedume — crowd
• Galician: chea — crowd
• Galician: corxa — crowd
• German: Menschenmenge — crowd
• German: Masse — crowd
• Italian: folla — crowd
• Italian: massa — crowd
• Italian: moltitudine — crowd
• Occitan: molon — crowd
• Occitan: molonada — crowd
• Occitan: multitud — crowd
• Occitan: fola — crowd
• Occitan: mond — crowd
• Portuguese: multidão — crowd
• Quechua: qisa — crowd
• Uyghur: غۇژمەك (ghuzhmek) — crowd
• Arabic: كومة (kōma) — pile
• Armenian: կույտ (kuyt) — pile
• Armenian: զանգված (zangvac) — pile
• Azerbaijani: qalaq — pile
• Azerbaijani: yığın — pile
• Azerbaijani: topa — pile
• Basque: pilo — pile
• Belarusian: ку́ча (kúča) — pile
• Belarusian: ку́па (kúpa) — pile
• Bhojpuri: ढेर (ḍhēr) — pile
• Bulgarian: куп (kup) — pile
• Bulgarian: купчина (kupčina) — pile
• Chechen: гӏама (ğama) — pile
• Cherokee: ᎤᎪᏗᏗ (ugodidi) — pile
• Chinese Mandarin: 堆 (duī) — pile
• Danish: dynge — pile
• Danish: stak — pile
• Dutch: hoop — pile
• Dutch: berg — pile
• Esperanto: stako — pile
• Finnish: kasa — pile
• Finnish: läjä — pile
• Finnish: keko — pile
• French: tas — pile
• French: pile — pile
• French: monceau — pile
• Galician: pía — pile
• Galician: conxerie — pile
• Galician: morea — pile
• Galician: rebullón — pile
• Galician: moutillón — pile
• Galician: cómaro — pile
• Galician: toutelo — pile
• Galician: cemba — pile
• Galician: cotarelo — pile
• Galician: alarve — pile
• Georgian: გროვა (grova) — pile
• German: Haufen — pile
• German: Haufe — pile
• Greek: σωρός (sorós) — pile
• Greek: στοίβα (stoíva) — pile
• Ancient Greek: σωρός (sōrós) — pile
• Ancient Greek: σώρευμα (sṓreuma) — pile
• Ancient Greek: θίς (thís) — pile
• Hindi: ढेर (ḍher) — pile
• Hungarian: halom — pile
• Ingrian: mytty — pile
• Ingrian: koko — pile
• Ingrian: ropja — pile
• Ingrian: runni — pile
• Irish: dumha — pile
• Irish: carnán — pile
• Italian: pila — pile
• Italian: cumulo — pile
• Italian: catasta — pile
• Italian: mucchio — pile
• Japanese: 重ね (kasane) — pile
• Japanese: 塚 (tsuka) — pile
• Japanese: 堆積 (taiseki) — pile
• Japanese: 積み重ね (tsumikasane) — pile
• Japanese: 山 (yama) — pile
• Khmer: គំនរ (kumnɔɔ) — pile
• Khmer: ពំនូក (pumnuuk) — pile
• Khmer: រនះ (rɔneah) — pile
• Korean: 더미 (deomi) — pile
• Korean: 무더기 (mudeogi) — pile
• Latgalian: guba — pile
• Latgalian: gobona — pile
• Latgalian: kryva — pile
• Latgalian: skaudze — pile
• Latgalian: grāda — pile
• Latin: struēs — pile
• Latin: acervus — pile
• Latin: cumulus — pile
• Latvian: kaudze — pile
• Latvian: grēda — pile
• Latvian: čupa — pile
• Lithuanian: krūvà — pile
• Lithuanian: kaũpas — pile
• Macedonian: куп (kup) — pile
• Māori: purawhetū — pile
• Māori: taupū — pile
• Māori: kōputu — pile
• Eastern Mari: курык (kuryk) — pile
• Occitan: molon — pile
• Occitan: pièla — pile
• Persian: کپه (koppe) — pile
• Persian: توده (tude) — pile
• Persian: کوت (kut) — pile
• Polish: sterta — pile
• Polish: kupa — pile
• Portuguese: pilha — pile
• Portuguese: monte — pile
• Quechua: qutu — pile
• Romanian: groapă — pile
• Russian: ку́ча (kúča) — pile
• Russian: гру́да (grúda) — pile
• Russian: во́рох (vórox) — pile
• Russian: ки́па (kípa) — pile
• Sanskrit: निचय (nicaya) — pile
• Sanskrit: राशि (rāśi) — pile
• Spanish: pila — pile
• Spanish: montón — pile
• Spanish: cúmulo — pile
• Turkish: öbek — pile
• Ottoman Turkish: ییغین (yığın) — pile
• Ottoman Turkish: كومه (küme) — pile
• Ugaritic: 𐎖𐎎𐎕 (qmṣ) — pile
• Ukrainian: ку́па (kúpa) — pile
• Ukrainian: ку́ча (kúča) — pile
• Uyghur: غارام (gharam) — pile
• Uyghur: دۈۋە (düwe) — pile
• Vietnamese: đống — pile
• Vietnamese: gò — pile
• Walloon: moncea — pile
• Walloon: hopea — pile
• Welsh: pentwr — pile
• Bulgarian: маса (masa) — great number or large quantity of things
• Dutch: berg — great number or large quantity of things
• Dutch: massa — great number or large quantity of things
• Dutch: massa — great number or large quantity of things
• Finnish: joukko — great number or large quantity of things
• Finnish: kasa — great number or large quantity of things
• Finnish: läjä — great number or large quantity of things
• French: tas — great number or large quantity of things
• Galician: pía — great number or large quantity of things
• Galician: parga — great number or large quantity of things
• Galician: conxerie — great number or large quantity of things
• Galician: acervo — great number or large quantity of things
• Galician: morea — great number or large quantity of things
• Galician: rebullón — great number or large quantity of things
• Galician: monte — great number or large quantity of things
• Italian: moltitudine — great number or large quantity of things
• Italian: massa — great number or large quantity of things
• Italian: marea — great number or large quantity of things
• Occitan: molon — great number or large quantity of things
• Portuguese: monte — great number or large quantity of things
• Russian: ку́ча (kúča) — great number or large quantity of things
• Catalan: pila — type of data structure
• Chinese Mandarin: 堆 (duī) — type of data structure
• Czech: halda — type of data structure
• Finnish: keko — type of data structure
• French: tas — type of data structure
• French: pile — type of data structure
• German: Heap — type of data structure
• Greek: σωρός (sorós) — type of data structure
• Japanese: ヒープ (hīpu) — type of data structure
• Norwegian: heap — type of data structure
• Occitan: molon — type of data structure
• Polish: kopiec — type of data structure
• Portuguese: heap — type of data structure
• Russian: ку́ча (kúča) — type of data structure
• Spanish: montículo — type of data structure
• Swedish: heap — type of data structure
• Turkish: öbek — type of data structure
• Finnish: keko — memory that is dynamically allocated
• Russian: ку́ча (kúča) — memory that is dynamically allocated
• Bulgarian: таратайка (taratajka) — colloquial: dilapidated place or vehicle
• Finnish: rämä — colloquial: dilapidated place or vehicle
• Finnish: romu — colloquial: dilapidated place or vehicle
• Finnish: romukasa — colloquial: dilapidated place or vehicle
• Finnish: roska — colloquial: dilapidated place or vehicle
• Portuguese: carripana — colloquial: dilapidated place or vehicle
• Portuguese: calhambeque — colloquial: dilapidated place or vehicle
• Portuguese: chaço — colloquial: dilapidated place or vehicle
• Portuguese: chaço-velho — colloquial: dilapidated place or vehicle
• Finnish: vuori — colloquial: large amount
• Finnish: jätti- — colloquial: large amount
• Bulgarian: натрупвам (natrupvam) — to pile in a heap
• Finnish: kasata — to pile in a heap
• Greek: στοιβάζω (stoivázo) — to pile in a heap
• Ancient Greek: χόω (khóō) — to pile in a heap
• Italian: ammucchiare — to pile in a heap
• Italian: ammassare — to pile in a heap
• Italian: accatastare — to pile in a heap
• Māori: whakataipū — to pile in a heap
• Māori: whakapīhangaiti — to pile in a heap
• Māori: haipū — to pile in a heap
• Māori: tarahono — to pile in a heap
• Portuguese: empilhar — to pile in a heap
• Portuguese: amontoar — to pile in a heap
• Spanish: amontonar — to pile in a heap
• Finnish: kasata — to form or round into a heap
• Finnish: läjittää — to form or round into a heap
• Greek: στοιβάζω (stoivázo) — to form or round into a heap
• Italian: ricolmare — to form or round into a heap
• Italian: ricoprire — to form or round into a heap
• Portuguese: amontoar — to form or round into a heap
• Spanish: amontonar — to form or round into a heap
• Bulgarian: отрупвам (otrupvam) — to supply in great quantity
• Hebrew: הִרְעִיף (hir'íf) — to supply in great quantity
• Italian: colmare — to supply in great quantity
• Italian: ricolmare — to supply in great quantity
• Italian: coprire — to supply in great quantity
• Italian: sommergere — to supply in great quantity
• Italian: riempire — to supply in great quantity
• Spanish: amontonar — to supply in great quantity