stadium

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• /ˈsteɪ.di.əm/
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From Latin stadium (“a measure of length, a race course”) (commonly one-eighth of a Roman mile; translated in early English Bibles by furlong), from Ancient Greek στάδιον (stádion, “a measure of length, a running track”), especially the track at Olympia, which was one stadium in length. The Greek word may literally mean "fixed standard of length" (from στάδιος (stádios, “firm, fixed”), from Proto-Indo-European *steh2-, whence also stand and Latin stare). Doublet of stade, stadion, and estadio. Displaced native Old English spyrd.

114 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Afrikaans: stadion — venue where sporting events are held
• Albanian: stadium — venue where sporting events are held
• Amharic: ስታዲየም (sətadiyäm) — venue where sporting events are held
• Arabic: مَلْعَب (malʕab) — venue where sporting events are held
• Arabic: إِسْتَاد (ʔistād) — venue where sporting events are held
• Arabic: استاد (estād) — venue where sporting events are held
• Arabic: ستاد (stād) — venue where sporting events are held
• Arabic: مَلْعَب (malʕab) — venue where sporting events are held
• Arabic: إستاد (istād) — venue where sporting events are held
• Arabic: ستاد (stād) — venue where sporting events are held
• Armenian: ստադիոն (stadion) — venue where sporting events are held
• Armenian: մարզադաշտ (marzadašt) — venue where sporting events are held
• Asturian: estadiu — venue where sporting events are held
• Azerbaijani: stadion — venue where sporting events are held
• Belarusian: стадыён (stadyjón) — venue where sporting events are held
• Bengali: স্টেডিয়াম (sṭeḍiẏam) — venue where sporting events are held
• Breton: stadion — venue where sporting events are held
• Breton: sportva — venue where sporting events are held
• Bulgarian: стадио́н (stadión) — venue where sporting events are held
• Burmese: စတေဒီယံ (ca.tediyam) — venue where sporting events are held
• Burmese: အားကစားကွင်း (a:ka.ca:kwang:) — venue where sporting events are held
• Catalan: estadi — venue where sporting events are held
• Chinese Mandarin: 體育場 /体育场 (tǐyùchǎng) — venue where sporting events are held
• Corsican: stadiu — venue where sporting events are held
• Czech: stadión — venue where sporting events are held
• Danish: stadion — venue where sporting events are held
• Dutch: stadion — venue where sporting events are held
• Esperanto: stadiono — venue where sporting events are held
• Esperanto: pilkejo — venue where sporting events are held
• Estonian: staadion — venue where sporting events are held
• Finnish: stadion — venue where sporting events are held
• French: stade — venue where sporting events are held
• West-Frisian: stadion — venue where sporting events are held
• Georgian: სტადიონი (sṭadioni) — venue where sporting events are held
• German: Stadion — venue where sporting events are held
• Bavarian German: Stadion — venue where sporting events are held
• Greek: στάδιο (stádio) — venue where sporting events are held
• Hebrew: אִצְטַדְיוֹן (itstadyón) — venue where sporting events are held
• Hindi: स्टेडियम (sṭeḍiyam) — venue where sporting events are held
• Hungarian: stadion — venue where sporting events are held
• Icelandic: leikvangur — venue where sporting events are held
• Ido: stadio — venue where sporting events are held
• Indonesian: GOR — venue where sporting events are held
• Indonesian: istora — venue where sporting events are held
• Indonesian: stadion — venue where sporting events are held
• Irish: staid — venue where sporting events are held
• Irish: staidiam — venue where sporting events are held
• Italian: stadio — venue where sporting events are held
• Japanese: スタジアム (sutajiamu) — venue where sporting events are held
• Japanese: 競技場 (kyōgijō) — venue where sporting events are held
• Kalmyk: цеңглң (tseñglñ) — venue where sporting events are held
• Kazakh: стадион (stadion) — venue where sporting events are held
• Khmer: កីឡាដ្ឋាន (kəylaathaan) — venue where sporting events are held
• Korean: 경기장 (gyeonggijang) — venue where sporting events are held
• Korean: 스타디움 (seutadium) — venue where sporting events are held
• Northern Kurdish: stad — venue where sporting events are held
• Northern Kurdish: stadyûm — venue where sporting events are held
• Kyrgyz: стадион (stadion) — venue where sporting events are held
• Lao: ສະຫນາມກິລາ (sa nām ki lā) — venue where sporting events are held
• Lao: ເດີ່ນກິລາ (dœ̄n ki lā) — venue where sporting events are held
• Latvian: stadions — venue where sporting events are held
• Lithuanian: stadionas — venue where sporting events are held
• Macedonian: стадион (stadion) — venue where sporting events are held
• Malay: stadium — venue where sporting events are held
• Maltese: stadju — venue where sporting events are held
• Māori: whare hākinakina — venue where sporting events are held
• Mongolian: цэнгэлдэх хүрээлэн (cengeldex xüreelen) — venue where sporting events are held
• Mongolian: стадион (stadion) — venue where sporting events are held
• Mongolian: ᠴᠡᠩᠭᠡᠯᠳᠦᠬᠦ ᠬᠦᠷᠢᠶᠡᠯᠡᠩ (čenggeldükü küriyeleng) — venue where sporting events are held
• Mongolian: ᠰᠲ᠋ᠠᠳᠢᠶᠣᠨ (stadiyon) — venue where sporting events are held
• Navajo: biiʼndaʼaʼnéhé — venue where sporting events are held
• Norwegian Bokmål: stadion — venue where sporting events are held
• Norwegian Nynorsk: stadion — venue where sporting events are held
• Pashto: ستديوم (stedyum) — venue where sporting events are held
• Pashto: سټېډيوم (sṭeḍyom) — venue where sporting events are held
• Iranian Persian: وَرْزِشْگاه (varzešgâh) — venue where sporting events are held
• Iranian Persian: اِسْتادْیوم (estâdyom) — venue where sporting events are held
• Polish: stadion — venue where sporting events are held
• Polish: arena — venue where sporting events are held
• Portuguese: estádio — venue where sporting events are held
• Romanian: stadion — venue where sporting events are held
• Russian: стадио́н (stadión) — venue where sporting events are held
• Russian: риста́лище (ristálišče) — venue where sporting events are held
• Serbo-Croatian: ста̏дио̄н — venue where sporting events are held
• Serbo-Croatian: stȁdiōn — venue where sporting events are held
• Slovak: štadión — venue where sporting events are held
• Slovene: stadion — venue where sporting events are held
• Spanish: estadio — venue where sporting events are held
• Swedish: stadion — venue where sporting events are held
• Tagalog: estadyo — venue where sporting events are held
• Tajik: майдон (maydon) — venue where sporting events are held
• Tajik: стадион (stadion) — venue where sporting events are held
• Tajik: варзишгоҳ (varzišgoh) — venue where sporting events are held
• Tatar: стадион (stadiyon) — venue where sporting events are held
• Tetum: estádiun — venue where sporting events are held
• Thai: สนามกีฬา (sà-nǎam-gii-laa) — venue where sporting events are held
• Tigrinya: እስታዲዮም (ʾəstadiyom) — venue where sporting events are held
• Turkish: stadyum — venue where sporting events are held
• Turkish: stat — venue where sporting events are held
• Turkmen: stadion — venue where sporting events are held
• Ukrainian: стадіо́н (stadión) — venue where sporting events are held
• Urdu: اِسْٹیڈِیَم (isṭeḍiyam) — venue where sporting events are held
• Uyghur: تەنتەربىيە مەيدانى (tenterbiye meydani) — venue where sporting events are held
• Uzbek: stadion — venue where sporting events are held
• Vietnamese: sân vận động — venue where sporting events are held
• Welsh: stadiwm — venue where sporting events are held
• Welsh: campfa — venue where sporting events are held
• Yiddish: סטאַדיע (stadye) — venue where sporting events are held
• Yiddish: סטאַדיאָן (stadyon) — venue where sporting events are held
• Dutch: stadion — race course, especially, the Olympic course for foot races
• Greek: στάδιο (stádio) — race course, especially, the Olympic course for foot races
• Greek: σταδιόμετρο (stadiómetro) — telemeter
• Bulgarian: ла́та (láta) — graduated rod in surveying
• Greek: σταδία (stadía) — graduated rod in surveying