Hope

Meaning

Verb

●

In Emotions:

To want

, with a

of

that it might.

●

To be

; be

of

; have

s.

●

In Emotions:

To place

; to

with

of good; usually

in.

●

In Emotions:

To wish.

*

Noun

●

In Emotions:

The

of

,

,

or

that something

for can or will happen.

●

The

for.

●

A person or

that is a

of hope.

●

In Christianity & Emotions:

The

for future good.

●

In Northern England English & Scottish English:

A

; a

, especially the

a

when it is

by

,

; a combe.

●

A

between

ridges.

●

In Scottish English:

A small

; an

; a haven.

Name

●

A

from English from the

, like Faith and Charity first used by Puritans.

●

An English and Scottish

from Middle English

who

a

, a small

valley.

●

A

from the surname.

●

A

, including:

A

and

in British Columbia, Canada.

●

A

, including:

A

Richmond, Tasman

, New Zealand.

●

A

, including:

A

in High Peak

, Derbyshire, England (OS

SK1783).

●

A

, including:

A

and

in Flintshire, Wales (OS

SJ3058).

●

A

, including:

A

, the

of Hempstead County, Arkansas, United States.

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Origin

hope

English

hope

Middle English (1100-1500)

hopa

Old English (ca. 450-1100)

hopen

Middle English (1100-1500)

hopian

Old English (ca. 450-1100)

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