stable
Middle English
noun
Definitions
- #Etymology_1|stable
Etymology
Borrowed from stable derived from Latin *stabula, stabulum (dwelling, stall, stable, stand, habitation).
Origin
Latin
stabulum
Gloss
dwelling, stall, stable, stand, habitation
Concept
Semantic Field
Animals
Ontological Category
Person/Thing
Emoji
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- acidostable English
- aerostable English
- antistable English
- astable English
- biostable English
- bistable English
- chemostable English
- cryostable English
- dorsostable English
- halostable English
- hydrostable English
- hyperstable English
- mechanostable English
- mesostable English
- metastable English
- monostable English
- multistable English
- nonstable English
- outstable English
- overstable English
- photostable English
- polystable English
- quasistable English
- restable English
- semistable English
- stabiliment English
- stabilize English
- stable English
- stablecoin English
- stableful English
- stablehand English
- stablekeeper English
- stableless English
- stableman English
- stablemaster English
- stablemate English
- stableness English
- stablewoman English
- stableyard English
- stably English
- superstable English
- thermostable English
- tristable English
- ultrastable English
- understable English
- unistable English
- unstable English
- *stabellum Latin
- *stablum Latin
- *stabula Latin
- *stabulīna Latin
- stabulum Latin
- stō Latin
- stabulario Italian
- *steh₂- Proto-Indo-European
- estábulo Portuguese
- estable Old French
- estable Middle French
- Stafel Alemannic German
- establu Asturian
- saball Middle Irish
- establo Old Spanish
- stable xno
- στάβλος gkm