From Czech to English

[Bamboo Grove]

I posted this already on the general page but as I haven't had any answers from Czechs, I'll try it here as well.

Hello, I'm originally from Finland, although I've lived in Thailand for more than 16 years. I was doing some research on my surname, which is not of Finnish origin, i.e. Hupli.
I came across some Hungarian and Czech text were I saw this word. Is there anybod able to translate it into English and/or to know its origins?

As in

Hned jsme hupli do spacáků a během pár minut jsme všichni usnuli jak dřeva.
Venku začalo sněžit a také přituhlo

[cal]

Hello and welcome

The word hupli in this text is a past tense of a 3rd person plural of the verb hupnout, which is derived/formed from the interjection hup, hop. The verb itself means nip in. The whole sentence can be translated as:
We nipped in the sleeping bags right away and fell asleep in few minutes.

(Hned jsme hupli do spacáků a během pár minut jsme všichni usnuli jak dřeva.)

So I don't think Czech is the key language...
Good luck with your searching.
cal

[Bamboo Grove]

Thanks cal, the search go on. I believe I should move to the German section next.