stela: difference between revisions

==English==

 

===Pronunciation===

* {{IPA|en|/ˈstiːlə/}}

* {{hyphenation|en|ste|la}}

 

 

# {{lb|en|archaeology}} an [[obelisk]] or upright stone pillar, usually as a primitive commemoration or gravestone

#* {{quote-book|en|year=1966|author=Paul Bowles|title=Up Above the World|passage=A shore excursion had been arranged for the passengers who were interested in visiting the '''stelae''' of San Ignacio.}}

 

 

===Anagrams===

 

[[Category:English nouns with irregular plurals]]

{{head|cs|verb form}}

 

 

====Related terms====

 

==Icelandic==

 

===Pronunciation===

 

===Verb===

==Latin==

 

{{bor+|la|grc|στήλη|t=block of stone}}.

 

{{la-noun|stēla<1>}}

# column, pillar

 

{{la-ndecl|stēla<1>}}

 

* {{desc|en|stela|bor=1}}

* {{desc|gl|estela|lbor=1}}

* {{desc|pl|stela|bor=1}}

* {{desc|pt|estela|lbor=1}}

 

==Norwegian Nynorsk==

===Alternative forms===

* {{alt|nn|stele}}

 

===Etymology===

 

===Verb===

 

# to [[steal]] (illegally take possession of)

#: {{ux|nn|Nokon har '''stole''' bilen min!|Someone has '''stolen''' my car!}}

# to [[consume]], [[take]]

# to [[achieve]] or [[gain]] something by [[trick]]ing someone or something

 

 

===References===

====Descendants====

* {{desc|fy|stelle}}

 

==Old Norse==

# {{lb|non|transitive|with dative}} to [[steal]]

# {{lb|non|transitive|with accusative}} to [[rob]]

 

====Conjugation====

* {{desc|nn|stela|stele}}

* {{desc|gmq-jmk|stjæła}}

* {{desctree|gmq-osw|stiæla}}

* {{desc|gmq-oda|stælæ|stialæ|stiælæ}}

==Polish==

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===Etymology===

 

===Pronunciation===

 

===Noun===

{{pl-noun|f}}

 

# {{lb|pl|botany}} [[stele]] {{gl|central core of the root and shoot system}}

 

 

===Further reading===

* {{R:pl:PWN}}

 

{{head|sv|adjective form}}