sted
Danish
[ˈsd̥ɛð], [ˈsd̥ɛˀð]
noun
Definitions
- place
- spot
- passage, text
- homestead
- stead
Etymology
Derived from Old Norse staðr (place, city, restive) inherited from Proto-Germanic *stadiz (place, location, a standing).
Origin
Proto-Germanic
*stadiz
Gloss
place, location, a standing
Concept
Semantic Field
Spatial relations
Ontological Category
Person/Thing
Emoji
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- Banstead English
- Thingstead English
- abbeystead English
- bedstead English
- bestead English
- cheapstead English
- covenstead English
- doorstead English
- dungstead English
- farmstead English
- girdlestead English
- gravestead English
- headstead English
- hearthstead English
- homestead English
- instead English
- marketstead English
- merestead English
- middenstead English
- millstead English
- noonstead English
- onstead English
- playstead English
- roadstead English
- stead English
- steadfast English
- steady English
- sunstead English
- workstead English
- Stadi Finnish
- Altstadt German
- Asylstadt German
- Donaustadt German
- Elbstadt German
- Gartenstadt German
- Geisterstadt German
- Glückstadt German
- Hansestadt German
- Hauptstadt German
- Heimstatt German
- Innenstadt German
- Kapstadt German
- Millionenstadt German
- Rheinstadt German
- Schlafstadt German
- Seinestadt German
- Spreestadt German
- Stadt German
- Stadtbezirk German
- Stadtbibliothek German
- Stadtbummel German
- Stadtbücherei German
- Stadtgebiet German
- Stadtgespräch German
- Stadthaus German
- Stadtluft German
- Stadtmauer German
- Stadtmitte German
- Stadtmusikant German
- Stadtplan German
- Stadtplanung German
- Stadtrand German
- Stadtrandgebiet German
- Stadtrat German
- Stadtstaat German
- Stadtviertel German
- Stadtzentrum German
- Statt German
- Städtepartnerschaft German
- Städter German
- Tajostadt German
- Tejostadt German
- Themsestadt German
- Tiberstadt German
- Universitätsstadt German
- Vaterstadt German
- Vorstadt German
- Weichselstadt German
- Weltstadt German
- Werkstatt German
- Wolgastadt German
- Zeltstadt German
- stadtbekannt German
- stadtbremisch German
- städtisch German
- *steh₂- Proto-Indo-European
- *stéh₂tis Proto-Indo-European
- sta Norwegian Bokmål
- stad Norwegian Bokmål
- sted Norwegian Bokmål
- *stadiz Proto-Germanic
- bostad Swedish
- eldstad Swedish
- fristad Swedish
- födelsestad Swedish
- hemstad Swedish
- huvudstad Swedish
- härstädes Swedish
- sovstad Swedish
- stad Swedish
- stadsbibliotek Swedish
- stadsbo Swedish
- stadsdel Swedish
- stadskärna Swedish
- stadsplanerare Swedish
- stadsplanering Swedish
- stadsstadga Swedish
- stadsstat Swedish
- trädgårdsstad Swedish
- sta Norwegian Nynorsk
- stad Norwegian Nynorsk
- stede Old English
- stede, sted Middle English
- annarstaðar Old Norse
- augastaðr Old Norse
- staðr Old Norse
- steðja Old Norse
- stǫðugr Old Norse
- af Danish
- afsted Danish
- bus Danish
- busstoppested Danish
- ejestedord Danish
- gemme Danish
- gemmested Danish
- gerning Danish
- gerningssted Danish
- hovedstad Danish
- høre til Danish
- købstad Danish
- noget Danish
- nogetsteds Danish
- ord Danish
- prøve Danish
- stad Danish
- stedord Danish
- stedprøve Danish
- stoppe Danish
- stå Danish
- ståsted Danish
- tilhørssted Danish
- staður Icelandic
- stat Old High German
- Laigin Old Irish
- Mumu Old Irish
- staður Faroese
- stat Middle High German
- 𐍃𐍄𐌰𐌸𐍃 Gothic
- *stadi gmw-pro
- stad Old Dutch
- stat Old Dutch
- stedi Old Dutch
- stedi Old Saxon
- staþer Old Swedish
- stȧ Westrobothnian
- *stad Frankish
- stede Old Frisian
- stath Old Danish
- steed North Frisian
- sta Norn