*stapulaz
Runic: ᛊᛏᚨᛈᚢᛚᚨᛉ Pronunciation: /ˈstɑ.pu.lɑz/noun · masculine · a-stem
Meanings
- pillar, post
- basis, foundation
Etymology
Related to *stapiz (‘a step’). Note semantic similarities to Proto-Indo-European *stebʰ- (‘stem, post’), whence *stabaz (‘staff, stick’), though the consonant finals are difficult to reconcile.
Declension
| Case | Singular | Plural |
|---|---|---|
| Nom. | stapulaz | stapulōz, stapulōs |
| Acc. | stapulą | stapulanz |
| Gen. | stapulas, stapulis | stapulǫ̂ |
| Dat. | stapulai | stapulamaz |
| Inst. | stapulō | stapulamiz |
| Voc. | stapul | stapulōz, stapulōs |
Descendants
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*stapul (Proto-West Germanic)
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stapula (Late Latin)
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estaple (Old French)
- stapula (Italian)
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estaple (Old French)
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stapula (Late Latin)
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*stapul (Proto-West Germanic)
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stapula (Late Latin)
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estaple (Old French)
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staple (Anglo-Norman)
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staple, stapel, stapil, stapul (Middle English)
- staple (English)
- stapill, staple, steple (Scots)
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staple, stapel, stapil, stapul (Middle English)
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staple (Anglo-Norman)
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estaple (Old French)
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stapula (Late Latin)
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*stapul (Proto-West Germanic)
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stapula (Late Latin)
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estaple (Old French)
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estappe (Middle French)
- étape (French)
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estappe (Middle French)
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estaple (Old French)
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stapula (Late Latin)
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*stapul (Proto-West Germanic)
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stapul, stapal (Old Dutch)
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stāpel (Middle Dutch)
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stapel (Dutch)
- stapel (Afrikaans)
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stapel (Dutch)
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stāpel (Middle Dutch)
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stapul, stapal (Old Dutch)
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*stapul (Proto-West Germanic)
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stapol, stapel (Old English)
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stapel, stapil, stapille, staple, stapul, stable (Middle English)
- staple (English)
- steeple (Scots)
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stapel, stapil, stapille, staple, stapul, stable (Middle English)
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stapol, stapel (Old English)
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*stapul (Proto-West Germanic)
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stapul (Old Frisian)
- Stoapel (Saterland Frisian)
- steapel (West Frisian)
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stapul (Old Frisian)
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*stapul (Proto-West Germanic)
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staffal, stapfal (Old High German)
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staffel, stapfel (Middle High German)
- Staffel (German)
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staffel, stapfel (Middle High German)
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staffal, stapfal (Old High German)
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*stapul (Proto-West Germanic)
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stapol (Old Saxon)
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stapel (Middle Low German)
- Stapel (German)
- Stapel (German Low German)
- שטאַפּל (shtapl) (Yiddish)
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stapel (Middle Low German)
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stapol (Old Saxon)
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stǫpull (Old Norse)
- støpul (Faroese)
- stöpull (Icelandic)
- stopul (Norwegian Nynorsk)
- stabel (Scanian)
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stǫpull (Old Norse)
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stapæl (Old Danish)
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stabel, stapel, stavl (Danish)
- stafli (Icelandic)
- stabel (Norwegian Bokmål)
- stabel (Norwegian Nynorsk)
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stabel, stapel, stavl (Danish)
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stapæl (Old Danish)
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stǫpull (Old Norse)
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stapul (Old Swedish)
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stapel (Swedish)
- taapeli (Finnish)
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stapel (Swedish)
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stapul (Old Swedish)
- *sapilas (Proto-Finnic)