stabulum , a stable, fold, Il.: a stye, Od.: of men, a dwelling, abode, Hes ., Soph.
2.
quarters, lodgings
for travellers or soldiers,
Lat.
statio
,
Xen.
3.
in Persia,
staqmoiv
were
stations
on the royal road, where the king rested,
Hdt.
: hence
a days journey, days march,
averaging about 5 parasangs or 15 miles, Id.,
Xen.
4.
like
Lat.
statio
, a station
for ships,
Eur.
II.
an upright post, the bearing pillar
of the roof, Od.:
a door-post,
esp.
in
pl.
,
Hom.
,
Att.
III.
the balance,
Ar
., Il.;
iJsta`n staqmw`/ ti prov" ti
to weigh one thing against another,
Hdt.
2.
weight,
staqmo;n e[cein tavlanton
to weigh a talent, Id.;
absol.
in
acc.
,
i[sa staqmovn
equal
in weight,
Id.;
hJmiplivnqia staqmo;n ditavlanta
two talents
in
or
by weight,
Id.:—in
pl.
weights,
Eur
.,
etc.
staqmovw
staqmovw :—the aor. I med. staqmwvsasqai is = staqmhvsasqai ( v. staqmavw II ), to form an estimate, to judge or conclude by or from a thing, Hdt.
staivhn
staivhn , aor. 2 opt. of i{sthmi .
stai`men
stai`men, stai`te, stai`en , Att. for staivhmen, staivhte, staivhen , aor. 2 opt. pl. of i{sthmi .
stai`", STA `IS
STA `IS or staiv" , tov , gen. staitov" , flour ofspelt mixed and made into dough, Hdt. Hence staivtino"
staivtino"
staivti<Eth>no" , h, on , of flour or dough of spelt, Hdt ., Plut.
staktov"
staktov" , hv, ovn , ( stavzw ) oozing out in drops, trickling, dropping, distilling, Ar.
stavla
stavla , Dor. for sthvlh .
stavlagma
stavlagma , tov , that which drops, a drop, Aesch ., Soph.
stalagmov"
sta±lagmov" , oJ , ( stalavssw ) a dropping, dripping, Aesch. , Eur. ; st. eijrhvnh" the least drop of peace, Ar.
stalavssw
sta±lavssw , f. xw , to let drop, davkru Eur.
II. intr. of things, to drop, drip, Id.; c. acc. cogn. , st. fovnon to drop blood, Id. (Akin to stavzw .)
stalavw
sta±lavw , = stalavssw , to drop, let fall, davkru Anth.
stalh`nai