name · noun · 6 senses · updated from the 2026-07-25 local source snapshot
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UK:/ˈsændˌstəʊn/
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US:/ˈsændˌstoʊn/
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Digits mark lexical stress: 1 primary, 2 secondary, 0 unstressed.
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name
Meaning 1
A small town and local government area (the Shire of Sandstone) in the Mid West region, Western Australia.
Definition source: English Wiktionary via Wiktextract
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name
Meaning 2
A place in the United States:
A charter township and unincorporated community therein, in Jackson County, Michigan.
Definition source: English Wiktionary via Wiktextract
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name
Meaning 3
A place in the United States:
A city and township in Pine County, Minnesota.
Definition source: English Wiktionary via Wiktextract
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name
Meaning 4
A place in the United States:
An unincorporated community in Summers County, West Virginia.
Definition source: English Wiktionary via Wiktextract
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5
noun
Meaning 5
A sedimentary rock produced by the consolidation and compaction of sand, cemented with clay etc.
Definition source: English Wiktionary via Wiktextract
Usage: countable, uncountable
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6
noun
Meaning 6
a sedimentary rock consisting of sand consolidated with some cement (clay or quartz etc.)
Definition source: Princeton WordNet 3.0
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From Middle English sandston, from Old English *sandstān, from Proto-West Germanic *sandastain (“sandstone, chisel, gravel”), equivalent to sand + stone. Cognate with West Frisian sânstien (“sandstone”), Saterland Frisian Soundsteen (“sandstone”), Dutch zandsteen (“sandstone”), German Low German Sandsteen (“sandstone”), German Sandstein (“sandstone”), Danish sandsten (“sandstone”), Swedish sandsten (“sandstone”), Icelandic sandsteinn (“sandstone”).
Across languages
Translations
87 source translations are retained for this English entry.
Albanian:
gur ranor
— sand/clay sedimentary rock
Southern Altai:
кумак таш
(kumak taš)
— sand/clay sedimentary rock
Arabic:
حَجَر رَمْلِيّ
(ḥajar ramliyy)
— sand/clay sedimentary rock
Armenian:
ավազաքար
(avazakʻar)
— sand/clay sedimentary rock
Azerbaijani:
qumdaşı
— sand/clay sedimentary rock
Basque:
hareharri
— sand/clay sedimentary rock
Belarusian:
пясча́нік
(pjasčánik)
— sand/clay sedimentary rock
Bulgarian:
пя́съчник
(pjásǎčnik)
— sand/clay sedimentary rock
Burmese:
သဲကျောက်
(sai:kyauk)
— sand/clay sedimentary rock
Catalan:
gres
— sand/clay sedimentary rock
Catalan:
pedra sorrenca
— sand/clay sedimentary rock
Chinese Mandarin:
砂岩
(shāyán)
— sand/clay sedimentary rock
Czech:
pískovec
— sand/clay sedimentary rock
Danish:
sandsten
— sand/clay sedimentary rock
Dutch:
zandsteen
— sand/clay sedimentary rock
Esperanto:
sabloŝtono
— sand/clay sedimentary rock
Esperanto:
grejso
— sand/clay sedimentary rock
Estonian:
liivakivi
— sand/clay sedimentary rock
Finnish:
hiekkakivi
— sand/clay sedimentary rock
French:
grès
— sand/clay sedimentary rock
Georgian:
ქვიშაქვა
(kvišakva)
— sand/clay sedimentary rock
German:
Sandstein
— sand/clay sedimentary rock
Greek:
ψαμμίτης
(psammítis)
— sand/clay sedimentary rock
Hawaiian:
pōhāone
— sand/clay sedimentary rock
Hebrew:
אֶבֶן חוֹל
(éven khól)
— sand/clay sedimentary rock
Hindi:
बलुआ पत्थर
(baluā patthar)
— sand/clay sedimentary rock
Hungarian:
homokkő
— sand/clay sedimentary rock
Icelandic:
sandsteinn
— sand/clay sedimentary rock
Ido:
greso
— sand/clay sedimentary rock
Indonesian:
batu pasir
— sand/clay sedimentary rock
Indonesian:
cadas
— sand/clay sedimentary rock
Irish:
gaineamhchloch
— sand/clay sedimentary rock
Irish:
cloch ghainimh
— sand/clay sedimentary rock
Italian:
arenaria
— sand/clay sedimentary rock
Japanese:
砂岩
— sand/clay sedimentary rock
Javanese:
ꦮꦢꦱ꧀
(wadas)
— sand/clay sedimentary rock
Kazakh:
құмдақ
(qūmdaq)
— sand/clay sedimentary rock
Khmer:
ថ្មខ្សាច់
(thmɑɑ khsac)
— sand/clay sedimentary rock
Khmer:
ថ្មគគ្រាត
(thmɑɑ kɔɔkɔkriət)
— sand/clay sedimentary rock
Korean:
사암
(saam)
— sand/clay sedimentary rock
Kyrgyz:
кумдук
(kumduk)
— sand/clay sedimentary rock
Kyrgyz:
кумдак
(kumdak)
— sand/clay sedimentary rock
Kyrgyz:
кум таш
(kum taş)
— sand/clay sedimentary rock
Lao:
ຫີນຊາຍ
(hīn sāi)
— sand/clay sedimentary rock
Latvian:
smilšakmens
— sand/clay sedimentary rock
Lithuanian:
smiltainis
— sand/clay sedimentary rock
Macedonian:
песочник
(pesočnik)
— sand/clay sedimentary rock
Malay:
batu pasir
— sand/clay sedimentary rock
Māori:
pīpīwai
— sand/clay sedimentary rock
Māori:
tunaeke
— sand/clay sedimentary rock
Mongolian:
элсэн чулуу
(elsen čuluu)
— sand/clay sedimentary rock
Navajo:
tsé dizéígíí
— sand/clay sedimentary rock
Norman:
pièrre dé grès
— sand/clay sedimentary rock
Norwegian Bokmål:
sandstein
— sand/clay sedimentary rock
Norwegian Nynorsk:
sandstein
— sand/clay sedimentary rock
Occitan:
gres
— sand/clay sedimentary rock
Persian:
ماسهسنگ
(mâse-sang)
— sand/clay sedimentary rock
Polish:
piaskowiec
— sand/clay sedimentary rock
Portuguese:
arenito
— sand/clay sedimentary rock
Romanian:
gresie
— sand/clay sedimentary rock
Romansh:
crap da sablun
— sand/clay sedimentary rock
Russian:
песча́ник
(pesčánik)
— sand/clay sedimentary rock
Scottish Gaelic:
clach-ghainmhich
— sand/clay sedimentary rock
Serbo-Croatian:
pješčenjak
— sand/clay sedimentary rock
Serbo-Croatian:
пешчар
— sand/clay sedimentary rock
Serbo-Croatian:
пешча̀нӣк
— sand/clay sedimentary rock
Serbo-Croatian:
пешчѐња̄к
— sand/clay sedimentary rock
Serbo-Croatian:
peščar
— sand/clay sedimentary rock
Serbo-Croatian:
peščànīk
— sand/clay sedimentary rock
Serbo-Croatian:
peščènjāk
— sand/clay sedimentary rock
Slovak:
pieskovec
— sand/clay sedimentary rock
Slovene:
peščenjak
— sand/clay sedimentary rock
Spanish:
arenisca
— sand/clay sedimentary rock
Swedish:
sandsten
— sand/clay sedimentary rock
Tajik:
регсанг
(regsang)
— sand/clay sedimentary rock
Tatar:
ком ташы
(qom taşı)
— sand/clay sedimentary rock
Thai:
หินทราย
(hǐn-saai)
— sand/clay sedimentary rock
Turkish:
kum taşı
— sand/clay sedimentary rock
Turkmen:
gum daşy
— sand/clay sedimentary rock
Ukrainian:
піскови́к
(piskovýk)
— sand/clay sedimentary rock
Ukrainian:
піща́ник
(piščányk)
— sand/clay sedimentary rock
Unami:
lekawahsën
— sand/clay sedimentary rock
Uyghur:
قۇم تېشى
(qum tëshi)
— sand/clay sedimentary rock
Uzbek:
qumtosh
— sand/clay sedimentary rock
Vietnamese:
sa thạch
— sand/clay sedimentary rock
Welsh:
tywodfaen
— sand/clay sedimentary rock
Yiddish:
זאַמדשטיין
(zamdshteyn)
— sand/clay sedimentary rock