stand
Italian (Fiorentino)
/ˈstɛnd/
noun
Definitions
- stand, booth, stall, pavilion at a fair
- stand, gallery at a sporting event
- stand, case in a store, supermarket
- stall at a shooting range
Etymology
Borrowed from English stand (an object which supports things).
Origin
English
stand
Gloss
an object which supports things
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- againstand English
- armstand English
- astand English
- atstand English
- bandstand English
- bedstand English
- bestand English
- bookstand English
- cabstand English
- cakestand English
- candlestand English
- checkstand English
- coachstand English
- coat stand English
- coatstand English
- counterstand English
- farmstand English
- forsta English
- forstand English
- gainstand English
- grandstand English
- hallstand English
- handstand English
- hardstand English
- hatstand English
- headstand English
- highstand English
- homestand English
- inkstand English
- kickstand English
- lampstand English
- monostand English
- newsstand English
- nightstand English
- offstand English
- outstand English
- overstand English
- plantstand English
- rickstand English
- stackstand English
- stand English
- stand firm English
- stand-alone English
- standability English
- standage English
- standard English
- standee English
- stander English
- standest English
- standeth English
- standfirst English
- standing English
- standover English
- standpipe English
- standpoint English
- standstill English
- stillstand English
- tailstand English
- tankstand English
- treestand English
- upstand English
- washstand English
- wheelstand English
- withstand English
- standen German
- standista Italian
- стенд Russian
- estand Spanish, Castilian
- stand Norwegian Bokmål
- estande Portuguese
- スタンド Japanese
- standen Middle English
- սթենդ Armenian
- estandard Cebuano
- standar Ido
- stanner Norman
- sténer Norman
- tan Sranan Tongo
- isitandi South Ndebele