bistable
English
adj
Definitions
- Having two stable states.
Etymology
Prefix from English stable (building for horses).
Origin
English
stable
Gloss
building for horses
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- acidostable English
- aerostable English
- antistable English
- astable English
- biostable English
- chemostable English
- cryostable English
- dorsostable English
- halostable English
- hydrostable English
- hyperstable English
- mechanostable English
- mesostable English
- metastable English
- monostable English
- multistable English
- nonbistable 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
- stable Middle English
- stable
- stably
- astable
- restable
- unstable
- nonstable
- stabilize
- stableful
- biostable
- outstable
- unistable
- stableman
- tristable
- monostable
- stablecoin
- polystable
- mesostable
- overstable
- stableless
- stablemate
- metastable
- halostable
- stablehand
- stableness
- cryostable
- stableyard
- aerostable
- semistable
- antistable
- hyperstable
- ultrastable
- quasistable
- hydrostable
- stabiliment
- acidostable
- stablewoman
- chemostable
- understable
- dorsostable
- photostable
- nonbistable
- superstable
- multistable
- thermostable
- stablekeeper
- stablemaster
- mechanostable