steb(ʰ)-, and stēb(ʰ)- : stəbʰ-, nasalized stemb(ʰ)-, step-, also stēp-?, nasalized stemp-, nominal stəbʰo-s, stemb(ʰ)ro-s, stomb(ʰ)o-s

stump, post, pillar; to support, etc.

Reflexes - Liv

LanguageReflex(es)GlossGrammarSources
NYI
NYI?[lit. stembù, (stèbti) ‘in Erstaunen geraten’{2}NYI..LIV TOL
NYI[lit. stabaũ, stabàti ‘anhalten, hemmen, hindern’NYI..LIV TOL
NYIlit. stebiù, stebė́ti ‘betrachten, beobachten’{3}NYI..LIV TOL

Reflexes - Liv

LanguageReflex(es)GlossGrammarSources
NYI
NYIved. ástambhit ‘hat gestützt’{2}NYI..LIV TOL
NYIved. stabhnā́ti ‘stützt, befestigt’{4}NYI..LIV TOL
NYI?ved. tastámbha ‘hat gestützt, hält befestigt’{6}NYI..LIV TOL
NYItoch.B śama/ścmā°, A śäm ‘stand’{3}NYI..LIV TOL
NYI[toch.B śanmäṣṣäṃ ‘setzt fest’{5}NYI..LIV TOL
NYItoch. Konj. B stāmaṃ, A ṣtamaṣ ‘wird/soll stehen’NYI..LIV TOL
NYIlit. stembiù, (stem̃bti) ‘Widerstand leisten; Stengel bekommen’NYI..LIV TOL

Cross References - Pokorny

stā- : stə-stāk-, stek-

Reflexes - Pokorny

LanguageReflex(es)GlossGrammarSources
East Germanic
Gothicstabselement, rudimentnASD LRC
English
Old Englishstæfstaffn.mascW7 LRC
Old Englishstæpe, stepestep, pacen.mascW7 LRC
Old Englishstapolpost, pillarn.mascW7 LRC
Old Englishsteppanto stepvbW7 LRC
Middle EnglishstafstaffnW7 LRC
Middle Englishstampento stampvbW7 LRC
Middle Englishstapel, staplepost, staplenW7 LRC
Middle EnglishstepstepnW7 LRC
Middle EnglishstumpestumpnW7 LRC
Englishstafflong stout stick for support in walkingnAHD W7 LRC
Englishstampto pound/crush with pestle/heavy instrumentvbAHD W7 LRC
Englishstampedewild headlong rush/flight of frightened animalsnAHD W7 LRC
Englishstaphylinidrove beetlenAHD LRC
Englishstaphylorrhaphysurgical repair of cleft palatenAHD LRC
Englishstapletown used as center for commodity sale/exportationnAHD W7 LRC
Englishstaplemetal U with both ends driven into surface as supportnAHD W7 LRC
Englishstemmascroll containing family names with genealogiesnAHD W7 LRC
Englishstepfoot-rest for ascending/descendingnAHD W7 LRC
Englishstephanotiswoody climbing plant with showy fragrant white flowersnAHD LRC
Englishstoopporch/platform/stairway/veranda at house doornAHD W7 LRC
Englishstopesteplike underground excavationnAHD W7 LRC
Englishstumpbasal portion remaining after rest is removednAHD W7 LRC
Englishstumpshort thick paper/leather roll used to shade drawingsnAHD W7 LRC
West Germanic
Old Frisianstapstep, pacenASD LRC
Old Frisianstapul, stapelblocknASD LRC
Old Frisianstefstaff; letternASD LRC
Middle Dutchstapelstep, heap; staple: emporiumnW7 LRC
DutchstoepstoopnW7 LRC
Flemishstompstump (paper/leather roll), lit. stubnW7 LRC
Old Saxonbōk-stafletternASD LRC
Old Saxonstafstaff; letternASD LRC
Low Germanstopestope, lit. stepnW7 LRC
Old High Germanstab, stapstaffnW7 ASD LRC
Old High Germanstafol, stafelbasisnASD LRC
Old High Germanstampfōnto stampvbW7 LRC
Old High GermanstapstaffnASD LRC
Old High GermanstapfostepnW7 LRC
Old High GermanstumpfstumpnW7 LRC
GermanStabstaffn.mascLRC
GermanStapelpile, stackn.mascLRC
GermanStapfenfootprintn.mascLRC
Germanstapfento stump, trampvbLRC
GermanStumpfstumpn.mascLRC
North Germanic
Icelandicstafrstaff, post; letternASD LRC
IcelandicstöpullpillarnASD LRC
Danishstabelpost, boundary stonenASD LRC
Italic
Latinstemmagarland, chaplet, genealogical treen.femW7 LRC
Latintemno, temnereto despisevbW7 LRC
SpanishestampastampnTLL LRC
Spanishestampidacrashn.femW7 LRC
American Spanishestampidastampeden.femW7 LRC
Frenchestompestump (paper/leather roll)nW7 LRC
FrenchétampestampnTLL LRC
Balto-Slavic
Latvianstabiņšlittle pillarn.mascLRC
Old Church Slavonicstepenьnъre: step/grade/leveladjLRC
Hellenic
Homeric Greekστέμμαwreath, chaplet, filletn.neutLRC
Homeric Greekστέφωto crown, enwreathvbLRC
Greekstembeinto shake upvbW7 LRC