-stad
-stad suffix: used to refer to things (eg, water layers in the ocean) characterized by their constant physical quantities.
Suffix
-stad
- Used to refer to things (eg, water layers in the ocean) characterized by their constant physical quantities.
Origin of -stad
From Ancient Greek στάδην (stádēn), meaning "in an upright position"
Words formed from -stad
- halostad
- pycnostad
- thermostad
Questions about -stad
- What does -stad mean?
- -stad means used to refer to things (eg, water layers in the ocean) characterized by their constant physical quantities.
- What part of speech is -stad?
- -stad is a suffix.
Words near -stad in the dictionary
Source and license
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