stage
Middle English
/藞sta藧d蕭(蓹)/
noun
Definitions
- A tier of a structure; a floor or storey:
- A raised floor; a platform or podium.
- A duration or period; an amount of time.
- A stage or phase; a sequential part.
- A tier or grade; a place in a hierarchy.
- A locale or place; a specified point in space.
- Heaven home of (the Christian) God
- (rare) The cross-beam of a window.
- (rare) A seat or chair.
- (rare) A state of being.
Etymology
Borrowed from Old French estage (dwelling, story of a building, situation, loft, performance stage, floor, residence, condition, position).
Origin
Old French
estage
Gloss
dwelling, story of a building, situation, loft, performance stage, floor, residence, condition, position
Concept
Semantic Field
The house
Ontological Category
Person/Thing
Emoji
馃ぃ
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- backstage English
- centerstage English
- cryostage English
- destage English
- downstage English
- endstage English
- forestage English
- frontstage English
- interstage English
- mainstage English
- midstage English
- ministage English
- multistage English
- offstage English
- onstage English
- overstage English
- restage English
- sound stage English
- stage English
- stage ball English
- stage bus English
- stage diving English
- stage manager English
- stage race English
- stage-coach English
- stage-stricken English
- stageable English
- stagebound English
- stagecraft English
- stagedive English
- stagedoor English
- stageful English
- stagehand English
- stagehead English
- stagehouse English
- stageless English
- stagelike English
- stagely English
- stagemanship English
- stageplay English
- stageplayer English
- stageplaying English
- stager English
- stagery English
- stagescape English
- stageside English
- stagestruck English
- stagewear English
- stagewide English
- stagewise English
- stageworthy English
- stagy English
- substage English
- understage English
- upstage English
- waystage English
- *st膩ticum Latin
- stagium Latin
- st膩re Latin
- *staggij么 Proto-Germanic
- 銈广儐銉笺偢 Japanese
- stacga Old English
- forstage Middle English
- estage Old French
- ester Old French
- esteyds Cebuano
- estage Middle French
- staig Scots