What does sarpa mean in Latin?

sarpa, a noun, means “some agricultural tool, such as a pruning-hook, mattock or hoe”.

What is the genitive of sarpa?

The genitive singular is sarpae. sarpa is feminine, first declension.

noun · femininefirst declension

sarpa f (genitive sarpae)

Medieval Latinfemininesome agricultural tool, such as a pruning-hook, mattock or hoe
Sarculum, sarpa vel fossoriumc. 1264, Vincent of Beauvais, Speculum doctrinale:
Obtinentes autem quae cis citraque murum sunt regiones, inhabitare coeperunt victores; ac citato repente rurali vulgo, cum suis sarpis quilibet et ligonibus, rastris, tridentibus et fossoriis, patulas in eo rimas foraminaque crebra perfodiunt; quibus ubique promptum habeant aditum etiam et recessum.c. 1385, John of Fordun, Chronica Gentis Scotorum, volume 3:

Seemingly from sarpō (“to prune”) + -a. Compare French serpe.

noun · femininefirst declension

sarpa²

sarpa f (genitive sarpae)

Possibly connected to Greek ἅρπη (hárpē).