"Ope" is a word on its own and is quite proper. It is the original version of the verb "open" and means the same thing. Originally the suffix -en was an adjective marker as well as a participle marker. The verb was "ope" as in Shakespeare's phrase "has oped its ponderous and marble jaws", and the adjective was "open" as "The door is open". Over time the adjective came to be confused with the participle and then used as the verb stem instead of the verb it was originally based on.
Ope's population is 453.
Ope IF was created in 1922.
The area of Ope is 850,000.0 square meters.
Ope Pasquet was born in 1955.
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Ope's population density is 535 people per square kilometer.
The proper version of "e'er" is "ever." It is a more formal and accepted way of writing the word.
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Shakespeare used the word "ope" as a short form of "open." It is not clear whether this was a colloquialism or a poetic coinage.
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