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• Received-Pronunciation: /stəʊ̯n/
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• General-American: /stoʊ̯n/
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• Australian, New-Zealand: /stɐʉ̯n/
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• Scotland: /ston/
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• Wales: /stoːn/ without the toe–tow merger
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• rhymes with -əʊn
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Etymology tree Proto-Indo-European *steh2- Proto-Indo-European *steyh2- Proto-Indo-European *stoyh2nos Proto-Germanic *stainaz Proto-West Germanic *stain Old English stān Middle English ston English stone From Middle English ston, stone, stan, from Old English stān, from Proto-West Germanic *stain, from Proto-Germanic *stainaz (“stone”), from Proto-Indo-European *steyh2- (“to stiffen”). Cognates Cognate with Scots stane (“stone”), Yola sthoan (“stone”), North Frisian stean, stian, stiin, stiinj (“stone”), Saterland Frisian Steen (“stone”), West Frisian stien (“stone”), Alemannic German Steei (“rock, stone”), Bavarian Staa (“rock, stone”), Central Franconian Steen, Stään (“stone”), Dutch steen (“stone”), German Stein (“rock, stone”), German Low German Steen, Stein (“stone”), Luxembourgish Steen (“stone”), Vilamovian śtan (“stone”), Yiddish שטיין (shteyn, “stone”), Danish and Swedish sten (“stone”), Elfdalian stien (“stone”), Faroese steinur (“stone”), Gutnish stain (“rock, stone”), Icelandic steinn (“rock, stone”), Norwegian Bokmål stein, sten (“stone”), Norwegian Nynorsk steidn, stein (“stone”), Gothic 𐍃𐍄𐌰𐌹𐌽𐍃 (stains, “stone”). Compare also Ancient Greek στία (stía, “pebble”), στέαρ (stéar, “tallow”), Lithuanian sténgti (“to be able, make an effort; to oppose”), Russian стена́ (stená, “wall”), Albanian shtëng (“hardened or pressed matter”), Sanskrit स्तिया (stiyā, “still or stagnant water”). Doublet of stain, stean, and stein.

From stone. Doublet of Steen and Stein.

From Middle English stonen, stanen, from Old English *stānian (“to stone”), from Proto-West Germanic *stainōn, from Proto-Germanic *stainōną (“to stone”). Cognate with Scots stane (“to stone”), German Low German stenen (“to stone”), Danish stene (“to stone”), Swedish stena (“to stone”), Faroese steina (“to stone”). Compare also Saterland Frisian stenigje (“to stone”), West Frisian stiennigje (“to stone”), Dutch stenigen (“to stone”), German steinigen (“to stone”).

949 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Armenian: քարաշեն (kʻarašen) — constructed of stone
• Breton: maen — constructed of stone
• Bulgarian: каменен (kamenen) — constructed of stone
• Catalan: petri — constructed of stone
• Catalan: pedrenc — constructed of stone
• Czech: kamenný — constructed of stone
• Danish: sten- — constructed of stone
• Danish: af sten — constructed of stone
• Dutch: stenen — constructed of stone
• Esperanto: ŝtona — constructed of stone
• Finnish: kivinen — constructed of stone
• Finnish: kivi- — constructed of stone
• French: de pierre — constructed of stone
• French: en pierre — constructed of stone
• German: steinern — constructed of stone
• Gothic: 𐍃𐍄𐌰𐌹𐌽𐌴𐌹𐌽𐍃 (staineins) — constructed of stone
• Ancient Greek: λιθινός (lithinós) — constructed of stone
• Hindi: संगी (saṅgī) — constructed of stone
• Hindi: संगीन (saṅgīn) — constructed of stone
• Interlingua: de petra — constructed of stone
• Interlingua: petrose — constructed of stone
• Italian: pietroso — constructed of stone
• Italian: petroso — constructed of stone
• Italian: roccioso — constructed of stone
• Japanese: 石製 (sekisei) — constructed of stone
• Latin: lapideus — constructed of stone
• Latvian: akmens — constructed of stone
• Macedonian: камен (kamen) — constructed of stone
• Old English: stǣnen — constructed of stone
• Persian: سنگی — constructed of stone
• Polish: kamienny — constructed of stone
• Portuguese: de pedra — constructed of stone
• Portuguese: pétreo — constructed of stone
• Russian: ка́менный (kámennyj) — constructed of stone
• Spanish: de piedra — constructed of stone
• Spanish: pétreo — constructed of stone
• Swahili: jiwe — constructed of stone
• Swedish: sten- — constructed of stone
• Swedish: av sten — constructed of stone
• Tamil: கல் (kal) — constructed of stone
• Telugu: రాతి (rāti) — constructed of stone
• Catalan: petri — having the appearance of stone
• Catalan: pedrenc — having the appearance of stone
• Danish: stenagtig — having the appearance of stone
• Dutch: stenen — having the appearance of stone
• Finnish: kivijäljitelmä- — having the appearance of stone
• German: steinern — having the appearance of stone
• Hindi: संगी (saṅgī) — having the appearance of stone
• Italian: pietroso — having the appearance of stone
• Italian: petroso — having the appearance of stone
• Italian: roccioso — having the appearance of stone
• Norwegian: steinaktig — having the appearance of stone
• Persian: سنگی — having the appearance of stone
• Swahili: jiwe — having the appearance of stone
• Tamil: கல் (kal) — having the appearance of stone
• Telugu: రాతి (rāti) — having the appearance of stone
• Danish: stok (døv) — absolutely, completely
• Danish: stendød — absolutely, completely
• Finnish: täysin — absolutely, completely
• Hindi: संगीन (saṅgīn) — absolutely, completely
• Kashmiri: سٔنٛگیٖن (sạngīn) — absolutely, completely
• Persian: سنگین — absolutely, completely
• Swahili: jiwe — absolutely, completely
• Tamil: முற்றிலும் (muṟṟilum) — absolutely, completely
• Chinese Mandarin: 石 (Shí) — surname meaning "stone"
• Czech: Skála — surname meaning "stone"
• German: Stein — surname meaning "stone"
• Low German: Steen — surname meaning "stone"
• Polish: Kamień — surname meaning "stone"
• Yiddish: שטיין (shteyn) — surname meaning "stone"
• Abkhaz: ахацə (axacə) — substance
• Acehnese: batee — substance
• Afar: xaa — substance
• Aghwan: 𐔻𐔴 (źe) — substance
• Dupaningan Agta: pugedu — substance
• Aguaruna: kaya — substance
• Ainu: スマ (suma) — substance
• Akan: ɛboɔ — substance
• Akan: ɔboɔ — substance
• Akan: ɔbo — substance
• Akan: bo — substance
• Akkadian: 𒉌𒌓 (abnu) — substance
• Aklanon: bato — substance
• Albanian: gur — substance
• Ama: tomoki — substance
• Amis: fokeloh — substance
• Apinayé: kẽn — substance
• Arabic: حَجَر (ḥajar) — substance
• Arabic: حجر (ḥagar) — substance
• Arabic: صخر (ṣaḵar) — substance
• Arabic: حجر (ḥájar) — substance
• Assyrian Neo-Aramaic: ܟܐܦܐ (kēpā) — substance
• Aramaic: ܟܐܦܐ (kep̄a) — substance
• Aramaic: כיפא (kēp̄ā) — substance
• Armenian: քար (kʻar) — substance
• Aromanian: cheatrã — substance
• Aromanian: chiatrã — substance
• Assamese: পাথৰ (pathor) — substance
• Assamese: শিল (xil) — substance
• Asturian: piedra — substance
• Atayal: btunux — substance
• Aukan: siton — substance
• Avar: гамачӏ (gamačʼ) — substance
• Avar: кьуру (kklʼuru) — substance
• Avestan: 𐬀𐬯𐬀𐬥 (asan) — substance
• Avestan: 𐬀𐬯𐬆𐬥𐬔𐬀 (asənga) — substance
• Azerbaijani: daş — substance
• Baekje: 珍惡 (durak) — substance
• Bakhtiari: برد (bard) — substance
• Baluchi: سنگ — substance
• Bashkir: таш (taş) — substance
• Basque: harri — substance
• Belarusian: ка́мень (kámjenʹ) — substance
• Bengali: পাথর (pathor) — substance
• Bezhta: кьало (klʼalo) — substance
• Bezhta: шед (šed) — substance
• Bhojpuri: 𑂣𑂞𑂹𑂟𑂪 (patthal) — substance
• Bhojpuri: 𑂣𑂰𑂟𑂩 (pāthar) — substance
• Central Bikol: gapo — substance
• Brahui: خَل (xal) — substance
• Breton: maen — substance
• Breton: mein — substance
• Bulgarian: ка́мък (kámǎk) — substance
• Bunun: batu — substance
• Burmese: ကျောက် (kyauk) — substance
• Buryat: шулуун (šuluun) — substance
• Catalan: pedra — substance
• Catalan: roca — substance
• Catawba: iti — substance
• Catawba: inti — substance
• Cebuano: bato — substance
• Chambri: kẽn — substance
• Chamicuro: chena — substance
• Chechen: тӏулг (tʼulg) — substance
• Chechen: тарх (tarx) — substance
• Cherokee: ᏅᏳ (nvyu) — substance
• Chichewa: mwala — substance
• Chickasaw: tali' — substance
• Chinese: шыту (šɨtu) — substance
• Chinese Mandarin: 石 (shí) — substance
• Chinese Mandarin: 石頭 /石头 (shítou) — substance
• Chuvash: чул (čul) — substance
• Corsican: petra — substance
• Czech: kámen — substance
• Dagbani: kuɣli — substance
• Dalmatian: pitra — substance
• Danish: sten — substance
• Dargwa: къаркъа (ɢarɢa) — substance
• Dolgan: таас — substance
• Dongxiang: tashi — substance
• Drung: lung — substance
• Dutch: steen — substance
• Dzongkha: རྡོ (rdo) — substance
• Egyptian: i-n:r:O39 (jnr) — substance
• Eshtehardi: سینگ (sing) — substance
• Esperanto: ŝtono — substance
• Estonian: kivi — substance
• Even: дёл (ʒol) — substance
• Evenki: дёло (ʒolo) — substance
• Extremaduran: paira — substance
• Faroese: steinur — substance
• Fiji Hindi: patthar — substance
• Finnish: kivi — substance
• French: pierre — substance
• French: roche — substance
• North Frisian: stian — substance
• West-Frisian: stien — substance
• Friulian: piere — substance
• Galician: pedra — substance
• Ge'ez: እብን (ʾəbn) — substance
• Georgian: ქვა (kva) — substance
• German: Stein — substance
• German: Stain — substance
• Old High German: stein — substance
• German: Schdää — substance
• Swabian: stoe — substance
• Swabian: Schdõẽ — substance
• Gorontalo: botu — substance
• Gothic: 𐍃𐍄𐌰𐌹𐌽𐍃 (stains) — substance
• Greek: λίθος (líthos) — substance
• Ancient Greek: λίθος (líthos) — substance
• Ancient Greek: πέτρα (pétra) — substance
• Ancient Greek: λᾶας (lâas) — substance
• Greenlandic: ujarak — substance
• Paraguayan Guarani: ita — substance
• Haryanvi: भाठा (bhāṭhā) — substance
• Hawaiian: pōhaku — substance
• Hebrew: אֶבֶן (éven) — substance
• Higaonon: bato — substance
• Hiligaynon: bato — substance
• Hindi: पत्थर (patthar) — substance
• Hindi: शिला (śilā) — substance
• Hindi: रोड़ा (roṛā) — substance
• Hindi: हजर (hajar) — substance
• Hindi: संग (saṅg) — substance
• Hindi: शिल (śil) — substance
• Hindi: सिल (sil) — substance
• Hinukh: гамачӏ (gamac’) — substance
• Hinukh: лъад — substance
• Hiri Motu: nadi — substance
• Hittite: 𒉺𒀸𒅆𒆷𒀸 (passilas) — substance
• Hungarian: kő — substance
• Hunsrik: Steen — substance
• Hunsrik: xtayn — substance
• Hunzib: гамачӏ (gamačʼ) — substance
• Hunzib: кьа̇лу (ƛ̄ʼɑlu) — substance
• Icelandic: steinn — substance
• Ido: petro — substance
• Ilocano: bato — substance
• Indonesian: batu — substance
• Interlingua: petra — substance
• Iranun: watu — substance
• Irish: cloch — substance
• Istriot: pera — substance
• Italian: pietra — substance
• Italian: roccia — substance
• Japanese: 石 (ishi) — substance
• Old Japanese: 石 (isi) — substance
• Javanese: watu — substance
• Javanese: séla — substance
• Old Javanese: watu — substance
• Jeju: 돌 (dol) — substance
• Jurchen: wehe — substance
• Kaingang: pó — substance
• Kaitag: къкъаркъкъа (ɢɢarɢɢa) — substance
• Kalmyk: чолун (çolun) — substance
• Kanakanabu: vatu — substance
• Kapampangan: batú — substance
• Kaqchikel: ab’äj — substance
• Kari'na: tupo — substance
• Kashmiri: کٔنؠ (kạn') — substance
• Kashubian: kam — substance
• Kato: se — substance
• Kavalan: bettu — substance
• Kayapó: kẽn — substance
• Kazakh: тас (tas) — substance
• Khinalug: мыда (mɨda) — substance
• Khinalug: къайа (qːaja) — substance
• Khinalug: кӏачӏын (ḳač̣ɨn) — substance
• Khmer: ថ្ម (tmɑɑ) — substance
• Komi-Permyak: из (iz) — substance
• Korean: 돌 (dol) — substance
• Krahô: kẽn — substance
• Central Kurdish: بهرد (bhird) — substance
• Central Kurdish: بەرد (berd) — substance
• Northern Kurdish: kevir — substance
• Northern Kurdish: ber — substance
• Northern Kurdish: berd — substance
• Northern Kurdish: kuç — substance
• Ladakhi: རྡོ་བ (rdo ba) — substance
• Lak: чару (čaru) — substance
• Lak: ххяли (x:aʕli) — substance
• Lao: ຫີນ (hīn) — substance
• Latgalian: akmiņs — substance
• Latin: lapis — substance
• Latin: petra — substance
• Latvian: akmens — substance
• Lezgi: къван (q̄van) — substance
• Limburgish: stein — substance
• Lingala: libanga — substance
• Lithuanian: akmuo — substance
• Livonian: kiv — substance
• Low German: Steen — substance
• Luba-Kasai: dibwe — substance
• Luba-Katanga: dibwe — substance
• Luhya: libale — substance
• Luxembourgish: Steen — substance
• Macedonian: камен (kamen) — substance
• Magahi: 𑂣𑂞𑂹𑂟𑂪 (patthal) — substance
• Maithili: पाथर (pāthar) — substance
• Maithili: पाहन (pāhan) — substance
• Malagasy: vato — substance
• Malay: batu — substance
• Brunei Malay: batu — substance
• Malayalam: കല്ല് (kallŭ) — substance
• Manchu: ᠸᡝᡥᡝ (wehe) — substance
• Northern Mansi: а̄хвтас (āhvtas) — substance
• Manx: clagh — substance
• Māori: whatu — substance
• Mapudungun: kura — substance
• Maranao: wato — substance
• Maranao: bato — substance
• Marathi: दगड (dagaḍ) — substance
• Middle English: ston — substance
• Minangkabau: batu — substance
• Miyako: 石 (isu) — substance
• Mohawk: onén:ia — substance
• Mojave: 'avii — substance
• Mongolian: чулуу (čuluu) — substance
• Mori Bawah: watu — substance
• Motu: nadi — substance
• Mwani: mwala — substance
• Mwani: riwe — substance
• Nahuatl: tetl — substance
• Nanai: дёло (ʒolo) — substance
• Navajo: tsé — substance
• Negidal: ӡolo — substance
• Nekgini: si — substance
• Nepali: ढुङ्गा (ḍhuṅgā) — substance
• Norman: pièrre — substance
• Norwegian Bokmål: stein — substance
• Norwegian Bokmål: sten — substance
• Norwegian Nynorsk: stein — substance
• Occitan: pèira — substance
• Occitan: ròca — substance
• Odia: ପଥର (pathara) — substance
• Ojibwe: asin — substance
• Okinawan: 石 (ishi) — substance
• Old Church Slavonic: камꙑ (kamy) — substance
• Old English: stān — substance
• Old Norse: steinn — substance
• Old Tupi: itá — substance
• Old Turkic: 𐱃𐱁 (t1š) — substance
• Oroch: дёло — substance
• Orok: ӡоло (ʒolo) — substance
• Oromo: dhagaa — substance
• Oroqen: dʒɔlɔ — substance
• Ossetian: дур (dur) — substance
• Paiwan: qaciljai — substance
• Palauan: bad — substance
• Panará: kjẽn — substance
• Pannonian Rusyn: камень (kamenʹ) — substance
• Pará Gavião: kẽn — substance
• Parthian: 𐫀𐫘𐫗𐫃 (ʾsng) — substance
• Persian: سنگ (sang) — substance
• Persian: برد (bard) — substance
• Middle Persian: sng — substance
• Phoenician: 𐤀𐤁𐤍 (ʾbn) — substance
• Piedmontese: pera — substance
• Pirahã: xaxái — substance
• Pitjantjatjara: apu — substance
• Pitjantjatjara: puḻi — substance
• Polish: kamień — substance
• Portuguese: pedra — substance
• Portuguese: rocha — substance
• Purepecha: tsakapu — substance
• Puyuma: barasa — substance
• Pykobjê: quẽn — substance
• Quechua: rumi — substance
• Rabha: ৰংকা — substance
• Raga: vatu — substance
• Retta: vaal — substance
• Rohingya: fattór — substance
• Romanian: piatră — substance
• Romansh: crap — substance
• Rukai: lrenege — substance
• Russian: ка́мень (kámenʹ) — substance
• Saaroa: vatu'u — substance
• Saho: dhaa — substance
• Saisiyat: bato' — substance
• Sakizaya: ba'tu — substance
• Northern Sami: geađgi — substance
• Sanskrit: शिला (śilā) — substance
• Sanskrit: पाषी (pāṣī) — substance
• Santali: ᱫᱷᱤᱨᱤ (dhiri) — substance
• Sardinian: pedra — substance
• Sardinian: preda — substance
• Scots: stane — substance
• Scottish Gaelic: clach — substance
• Serbo-Croatian: ка̏ме̄н — substance
• Serbo-Croatian: kȁmēn — substance
• Seychellois Creole: pyer — substance
• Sherpa: རྡོ (rdo) — substance
• Sicilian: petra — substance
• Sidamo: kina — substance
• Sinhalese: ගල (gala) — substance
• Slovak: kameň — substance
• Slovene: kamen — substance
• Solon: дёло — substance
• Somali: dhagax — substance
• Southeast Ijo: ikputu (Akaha) — substance
• Spanish: piedra — substance
• Spanish: roca — substance
• Sranan Tongo: ston — substance
• Sumerian: 𒎎 (na4) — substance
• Suyá: khẽnẽ — substance
• Swahili: jiwe — substance
• Swedish: sten — substance
• Sylheti: ꠙꠣꠕ꠆ꠕꠞ (fat́tór) — substance
• Sylheti: ꠢꠤꠟ (hil) — substance
• Tagalog: bato — substance
• Tajik: санг (sang) — substance
• Takia: pat — substance
• Talysh: sığ — substance
• Tamil: கல் (kal) — substance
• Tapayuna: khẽnẽ — substance
• Tarifit: aẓru — substance
• Tat: səng — substance
• Tausug: batu — substance
• Telugu: రాయి (rāyi) — substance
• Ternate: mare — substance
• Tetum: fatuk — substance
• Thai: หิน (hǐn) — substance
• Thai: ศิลา (sì-laa) — substance
• Thao: fatu — substance
• Tibetan: རྡོ (rdo) — substance
• Tocharian B: kärweñe — substance
• Tokelauan: fatu — substance
• Tooro: ibaale class 5 — substance
• Tsez: гъӏул (ɣʕul) — substance
• Tsez: лъад (ɬad) — substance
• Tsez: гуз (guz) — substance
• Tsou: fatu — substance
• Tumbuka: liwe — substance
• Tupinambá: itá — substance
• Turkish: taş — substance
• Ottoman Turkish: طاش (taş) — substance
• Ottoman Turkish: جندل (cendel) — substance
• Tuvan: даш (daş) — substance
• Udi: жӏеъ (ž:e̱) — substance
• Udihe: ӡоло — substance
• Udmurt: из (iz) — substance
• Ugaritic: 𐎀𐎁𐎐 (ảbn) — substance
• Ukrainian: ка́мінь (káminʹ) — substance
• Ulch: ӡolo — substance
• Urdu: پتھر (patthar) — substance
• Urdu: شلا (śilā) — substance
• Uyghur: تاش (tash) — substance
• Uzbek: tosh — substance
• Venetan: piera — substance
• Venetan: pièra — substance
• Venetan: piéra — substance
• Venetan: pria — substance
• Venetan: prèa — substance
• Venetan: rocia — substance
• Vietnamese: đá — substance
• Volapük: ston — substance
• Walloon: pire — substance
• Walloon: rotche — substance
• Welsh: carreg — substance
• West Makian: mai — substance
• Wolof: xeer wi — substance
• Xavante: ẽtẽ — substance
• Xavante: ẽnẽ — substance
• Xerénte: ktẽ — substance
• Xokleng: kózy — substance
• Yaeyama: 石 (isï) — substance
• Yakut: таас (taas) — substance
• Yámana: aiya — substance
• Yami: vato — substance
• Yami: veysen — substance
• Yiddish: שטיין (shteyn) — substance
• Yonaguni: 石 (ichi) — substance
• Yoruba: òkúta — substance
• Yucatec Maya: tuunich — substance
• Yucatec Maya: tuunichoob — substance
• Zealandic: steên — substance
• Zhuang: rin — substance
• Zulu: itshe — substance
• Abaza: хӏахъвы́ (ḥaqwə́) — small piece of stone
• Abkhaz: а-ха́ҳә (a-xáḥw) — small piece of stone
• Albanian: gur — small piece of stone
• Southern Altai: таш (taš) — small piece of stone
• Chiricahua: tsé — small piece of stone
• Jicarilla: tsé — small piece of stone
• Lipan: tsí — small piece of stone
• Plains Apache: tséé — small piece of stone
• Western Apache: tsé — small piece of stone
• Western Apache: tséé — small piece of stone
• Arabic: حجر (ḥajar) — small piece of stone
• Arabic: حصى (ḥaṣā) — small piece of stone
• Arabic: طوبة (ṭoba) — small piece of stone
• Arabic: حجر (ḥjar) — small piece of stone
• Arabic: حجرة (ḥajra) — small piece of stone
• Assyrian Neo-Aramaic: ܟܐܦܐ (kēpā) — small piece of stone
• Aramaic: ܟܐܦܐ (kep̄a) — small piece of stone
• Aramaic: כיפא (kēp̄ā) — small piece of stone
• Armenian: քար (kʻar) — small piece of stone
• Eastern Arrernte: apwerte — small piece of stone
• Asturian: piedra — small piece of stone
• Avar: гамачӏ (gamačʼ) — small piece of stone
• Azerbaijani: daş — small piece of stone
• Bashkir: таш (taş) — small piece of stone
• Bats: ჴერ (qer) — small piece of stone
• Belarusian: ка́мень (kámjenʹ) — small piece of stone
• Bengali: পাথর (pathor) — small piece of stone
• Breton: kailhenn — small piece of stone
• Bulgarian: ка́мък (kámǎk) — small piece of stone
• Burmese: ကျောက် (kyauk) — small piece of stone
• Buryat: шулуун (šuluun) — small piece of stone
• Catalan: pedra — small piece of stone
• Chagatai: تاش (tāš) — small piece of stone
• Chechen: тӏулг (tʼulg) — small piece of stone
• Chechen: тарх (tarx) — small piece of stone
• Chickasaw: tali' — small piece of stone
• Chinese Mandarin: 石頭 /石头 (shítou) — small piece of stone
• Chuvash: чул (čul) — small piece of stone
• East Circassian: мывэ (məvɛ) — small piece of stone
• West Circassian: мыжъо (məžwo) — small piece of stone
• Crimean Tatar: taş — small piece of stone
• Czech: kámen — small piece of stone
• Danish: sten — small piece of stone
• Dogrib: kwe — small piece of stone
• Dolgan: таас (taas) — small piece of stone
• Dutch: steen — small piece of stone
• Dutch: steentje — small piece of stone
• Esperanto: ŝtono — small piece of stone
• Estonian: kivi — small piece of stone
• Even: дёл (ʒol) — small piece of stone
• Evenki: дёло (ʒolo) — small piece of stone
• Finnish: kivi — small piece of stone
• French: pierre — small piece of stone
• French: caillou — small piece of stone
• French: roc — small piece of stone
• French: roche — small piece of stone
• West-Frisian: stien — small piece of stone
• Gagauz: taş — small piece of stone
• Galician: pedra — small piece of stone
• Galician: croio — small piece of stone
• Galician: coio — small piece of stone
• Galician: pelouro — small piece of stone
• Galician: callao — small piece of stone
• Galician: seixo — small piece of stone
• Georgian: ქვა (kva) — small piece of stone
• German: Stein — small piece of stone
• German: Schdää — small piece of stone
• Swabian: stoe — small piece of stone
• Swabian: Schdõẽ — small piece of stone
• Greek: πέτρα (pétra) — small piece of stone
• Ancient Greek: λίθος (líthos) — small piece of stone
• Ancient Greek: πέτρος (pétros) — small piece of stone
• Ancient Greek: λᾶας (lâas) — small piece of stone
• Greenlandic: ujarak — small piece of stone
• Hawaiian: pōhaku — small piece of stone
• Hebrew: אֶבֶן (éven) — small piece of stone
• Hindi: पत्थर (patthar) — small piece of stone
• Hindi: हजर (hajar) — small piece of stone
• Hindi: संग (saṅg) — small piece of stone
• White Hmong: poj zeb — small piece of stone
• Hungarian: kavics — small piece of stone
• Icelandic: steinn — small piece of stone
• Indonesian: batu — small piece of stone
• Ingush: кхера (qera) — small piece of stone
• Irish: cloch — small piece of stone
• Istriot: sasso — small piece of stone
• Italian: pietra — small piece of stone
• Italian: sasso — small piece of stone
• Italian: sassolino — small piece of stone
• Japanese: 小石 (koishi) — small piece of stone
• Kaingang: pó — small piece of stone
• Kalmyk: чолун (çolun) — small piece of stone
• Karachay-Balkar: таш (taş) — small piece of stone
• Karakalpak: tas — small piece of stone
• Kari'na: topu — small piece of stone
• Kashmiri: کٔنؠ پٔھلؠ (kạn' pạhl') — small piece of stone
• Kazakh: тас (tas) — small piece of stone
• Khakas: тас (tas) — small piece of stone
• Khmer: ដុំថ្ម (dom tmɑɑ) — small piece of stone
• Korean: 돌 (dol) — small piece of stone
• Kumyk: таш (taş) — small piece of stone
• Northern Kurdish: kevir — small piece of stone
• Northern Kurdish: ber — small piece of stone
• Northern Kurdish: berd — small piece of stone
• Northern Kurdish: kuç — small piece of stone
• Kyrgyz: таш (taş) — small piece of stone
• Lao: ກ້ອນຫີນ (kǭn hīn) — small piece of stone
• Latin: lapis — small piece of stone
• Latin: saxum — small piece of stone
• Latvian: akmens — small piece of stone
• Laz: ქუა (kua) — small piece of stone
• Limburgish: stein — small piece of stone
• Lithuanian: akmuo — small piece of stone
• Livonian: kiv — small piece of stone
• Low German: Steen — small piece of stone
• Luo: kidi — small piece of stone
• Lutuv: lung — small piece of stone
• Macedonian: камен (kamen) — small piece of stone
• Malay: batu — small piece of stone
• Malecite-Passamaquoddy: ponapsqis — small piece of stone
• Maltese: ġebla — small piece of stone
• Marathi: दगड (dagaḍ) — small piece of stone
• Marathi: खडा (khaḍā) — small piece of stone
• Middle English: ston — small piece of stone
• Mingrelian: ქუა (kua) — small piece of stone
• Mòcheno: knott — small piece of stone
• Mongolian: чулуу (čuluu) — small piece of stone
• Nahuatl: tetl — small piece of stone
• Navajo: tsé — small piece of stone
• Nogai: тас (tas) — small piece of stone
• Norman: pièrre — small piece of stone
• Norwegian Bokmål: stein — small piece of stone
• Norwegian Bokmål: sten — small piece of stone
• Norwegian Nynorsk: stein — small piece of stone
• Occitan: pèira — small piece of stone
• Northern Ohlone: 'inék' — small piece of stone
• Ojibwe: asin — small piece of stone
• Old Church Slavonic: камꙑ (kamy) — small piece of stone
• Old Church Slavonic: камєнє (kamene) — small piece of stone
• Old English: stān — small piece of stone
• Old Norse: steinn — small piece of stone
• Ossetian: дур (dur) — small piece of stone
• Ossetian: къӕдзӕх (k’æʒæx) — small piece of stone
• Ossetian: къӕхӕн (k’æxæn) — small piece of stone
• Ossetian: айнӕг (ajnæg) — small piece of stone
• Persian: سنگ (sang) — small piece of stone
• Persian: سنگریزه — small piece of stone
• Persian: شن — small piece of stone
• Pijao: tápe — small piece of stone
• Pipil: tet — small piece of stone
• Pitjantjatjara: puḻi — small piece of stone
• Pitjantjatjara: apu — small piece of stone
• Plautdietsch: Steen (nds) — small piece of stone
• Polish: kamyk — small piece of stone
• Portuguese: pedra — small piece of stone
• Portuguese: rocha — small piece of stone
• Portuguese: calhau — small piece of stone
• Portuguese: seixo — small piece of stone
• Romanian: piatră — small piece of stone
• Russian: ка́мень (kámenʹ) — small piece of stone
• Russian: ка́мешек (kámešek) — small piece of stone
• Serbo-Croatian: стије́на — small piece of stone
• Serbo-Croatian: ка̏ме̄н — small piece of stone
• Serbo-Croatian: stijéna — small piece of stone
• Serbo-Croatian: kȁmēn — small piece of stone
• Shor: таш (taş) — small piece of stone
• South Slavey: tthe — small piece of stone
• South Slavey: tse — small piece of stone
• Slovak: kameň — small piece of stone
• Slovene: kamen — small piece of stone
• Lower Sorbian: kamjeń — small piece of stone
• Spanish: piedra — small piece of stone
• Spanish: loncha — small piece of stone
• Svan: ბა̈ჩ (bäč) — small piece of stone
• Swahili: jiwe — small piece of stone
• Swedish: sten — small piece of stone
• Tajik: санг (sang) — small piece of stone
• Tarifit: aẓru — small piece of stone
• Tatar: taş — small piece of stone
• Telugu: రాయి (rāyi) — small piece of stone
• Thai: ก้อนหิน (gɔ̂ɔn-hǐn) — small piece of stone
• Tibetan: རྡོ (rdo) — small piece of stone
• Tibetan: རྡོ་རིལ (rdo ril) — small piece of stone
• Tooro: ibaale class 5 — small piece of stone
• Tuareg: tăhunt — small piece of stone
• Tupinambá: itá — small piece of stone
• Turkish: taş — small piece of stone
• Ottoman Turkish: طاش (taş) — small piece of stone
• Ottoman Turkish: حجر (hacer) — small piece of stone
• Turkmen: daş — small piece of stone
• Tuvan: даш (daş) — small piece of stone
• Ugaritic: 𐎀𐎁𐎐 (ảbn) — small piece of stone
• Ukrainian: ка́мінь (káminʹ) — small piece of stone
• Ukrainian: каміне́ць (kaminécʹ) — small piece of stone
• Urdu: پتھر (patthar) — small piece of stone
• Uyghur: تاش (tash) — small piece of stone
• Uzbek: tosh — small piece of stone
• Venetan: sas — small piece of stone
• Walloon: pire — small piece of stone
• Walloon: cayô — small piece of stone
• Walloon: rotche — small piece of stone
• Yakut: таас (taas) — small piece of stone
• Yiddish: שטיין (shteyn) — small piece of stone
• Zealandic: steên — small piece of stone
• Zealandic: steêntje — small piece of stone
• Zhuang: rin — small piece of stone
• Zulu: itshe — small piece of stone
• Armenian: քար (kʻar) — gem stone
• Bashkir: аҫыл таш (aśıl taş) — gem stone
• Bulgarian: скъпоценен камък (skǎpocenen kamǎk) — gem stone
• Chinese Mandarin: 寶石 /宝石 (bǎoshí) — gem stone
• Czech: drahokam — gem stone
• Danish: ædelsten — gem stone
• Finnish: kivi — gem stone
• Finnish: jalokivi — gem stone
• French: gemme — gem stone
• French: pierre précieuse — gem stone
• Galician: xema — gem stone
• German: Edelstein — gem stone
• German: Schmuckstein — gem stone
• German: Schdää — gem stone
• Swabian: Schdõẽ — gem stone
• Hindi: मणि (maṇi) — gem stone
• Hindi: रत्न (ratna) — gem stone
• Hindi: गोहर (gohar) — gem stone
• Icelandic: gimsteinn — gem stone
• Icelandic: eðalsteinn — gem stone
• Italian: gemma — gem stone
• Italian: pietra preziosa — gem stone
• Japanese: 宝石 (hōseki) — gem stone
• Khmer: ត្បូង (tbooŋ) — gem stone
• Korean: 보석 (boseok) — gem stone
• Latvian: dārgakmens — gem stone
• Latvian: akmens — gem stone
• Macedonian: камен (kamen) — gem stone
• Middle English: ston — gem stone
• Norwegian Bokmål: edelstein — gem stone
• Norwegian Bokmål: edelsten — gem stone
• Norwegian Nynorsk: edelstein — gem stone
• Old Norse: steinn — gem stone
• Old Norse: gimsteinn — gem stone
• Persian: گوهر (gohar) — gem stone
• Portuguese: pedra preciosa — gem stone
• Portuguese: gema — gem stone
• Portuguese: pedra — gem stone
• Russian: драгоце́нный ка́мень (dragocénnyj kámenʹ) — gem stone
• Russian: ка́мень (kámenʹ) — gem stone
• Russian: ка́мешек (kámešek) — gem stone
• Slovene: drag kamen — gem stone
• Slovene: dragulj — gem stone
• Spanish: gema — gem stone
• Spanish: piedra preciosa — gem stone
• Swahili: jiwe — gem stone
• Swedish: ädelsten — gem stone
• Tamil: கல் (kal) — gem stone
• Tamil: மணி (maṇi) — gem stone
• Tamil: மணிக்கல் (maṇikkal) — gem stone
• Telugu: మణి (maṇi) — gem stone
• Telugu: రత్నం (ratnaṁ) — gem stone
• Volapük: nobain — gem stone
• Volapük: noboin — gem stone
• Bulgarian: стоун (stoun) — unit of mass
• Finnish: stone — unit of mass
• French: stone — unit of mass
• German: Stein — unit of mass
• German: Schdää — unit of mass
• Swabian: Schdõẽ — unit of mass
• Irish: cloch — unit of mass
• Japanese: ストーン (sutōn) — unit of mass
• Māori: tōne — unit of mass
• Marathi: स्टोन (sṭon) — unit of mass
• Middle English: ston — unit of mass
• Polish: kamień — unit of mass
• Russian: сто́ун (stóun) — unit of mass
• Swahili: jiwe — unit of mass
• Arabic: نواة (nawāh) — centre of some fruits
• Arabic: عضم — centre of some fruits
• Armenian: կորիզ (koriz) — centre of some fruits
• Bashkir: һөйәк (höyək) — centre of some fruits
• Bulgarian: костилка (kostilka) — centre of some fruits
• Catalan: pinyol — centre of some fruits
• Czech: pecka — centre of some fruits
• Danish: sten — centre of some fruits
• Dutch: pit — centre of some fruits
• Esperanto: kerno — centre of some fruits
• Finnish: kivi — centre of some fruits
• French: noyau — centre of some fruits
• Galician: croia — centre of some fruits
• Galician: carabuña — centre of some fruits
• Galician: carozo — centre of some fruits
• Galician: pebida — centre of some fruits
• Georgian: კურკა (ḳurḳa) — centre of some fruits
• German: Kern — centre of some fruits
• Swabian: Schdõẽ — centre of some fruits
• Greek: κουκούτσι (koukoútsi) — centre of some fruits
• Ancient Greek: πυρήν (purḗn) — centre of some fruits
• Icelandic: steinn — centre of some fruits
• Irish: cloch — centre of some fruits
• Irish: sceallán — centre of some fruits
• Italian: nocciolo — centre of some fruits
• Ladino: kueshko — centre of some fruits
• Latin: nūcleus — centre of some fruits
• Latvian: kauliņš — centre of some fruits
• Macedonian: коска (koska) — centre of some fruits
• Māori: karihi — centre of some fruits
• Māori: nape — centre of some fruits
• Māori: nganga — centre of some fruits
• Middle English: ston — centre of some fruits
• Norwegian Bokmål: stein — centre of some fruits
• Norwegian Bokmål: sten — centre of some fruits
• Norwegian Nynorsk: stein — centre of some fruits
• Persian: هسته (haste) — centre of some fruits
• Polish: pestka — centre of some fruits
• Portuguese: caroço — centre of some fruits
• Russian: ко́сточка (kóstočka) — centre of some fruits
• Slovak: kôstka — centre of some fruits
• Slovene: koščica — centre of some fruits
• Spanish: hueso — centre of some fruits
• Swahili: jiwe — centre of some fruits
• Swedish: kärna — centre of some fruits
• Telugu: టెంక (ṭeṅka) — centre of some fruits
• Turkish: çekirdek — centre of some fruits
• Turkish: nüve — centre of some fruits
• Ukrainian: кі́сточка (kístočka) — centre of some fruits
• Walloon: pirete — centre of some fruits
• Walloon: nawea — centre of some fruits
• Welsh: cnewyllyn — centre of some fruits
• Welsh: dincodyn — centre of some fruits
• Armenian: քար (kʻar) — medical: hard, stone-like deposit
• Azerbaijani: daş — medical: hard, stone-like deposit
• Breton: maen-gravell — medical: hard, stone-like deposit
• Bulgarian: камък (kamǎk) — medical: hard, stone-like deposit
• Catalan: pedra — medical: hard, stone-like deposit
• Catalan: càlcul — medical: hard, stone-like deposit
• Chinese Mandarin: 結石 /结石 (jiéshí) — medical: hard, stone-like deposit
• Czech: kámen — medical: hard, stone-like deposit
• Danish: sten — medical: hard, stone-like deposit
• Dutch: steen — medical: hard, stone-like deposit
• Estonian: kivi — medical: hard, stone-like deposit
• Finnish: kivi — medical: hard, stone-like deposit
• French: calcul — medical: hard, stone-like deposit
• Galician: bezoar — medical: hard, stone-like deposit
• Galician: pedra — medical: hard, stone-like deposit
• German: Stein — medical: hard, stone-like deposit
• German: Schdää — medical: hard, stone-like deposit
• Swabian: Schdõẽ — medical: hard, stone-like deposit
• Ancient Greek: ἄχνη (ákhnē) — medical: hard, stone-like deposit
• Icelandic: steinn — medical: hard, stone-like deposit
• Irish: cloch — medical: hard, stone-like deposit
• Italian: calcolo — medical: hard, stone-like deposit
• Japanese: 石 (ishi) — medical: hard, stone-like deposit
• Japanese: 結石 (kesseki) — medical: hard, stone-like deposit
• Khmer: ដុំគ្រួស (dom kruəh) — medical: hard, stone-like deposit
• Korean: 결석 (gyeolseok) — medical: hard, stone-like deposit
• Northern Kurdish: kevir — medical: hard, stone-like deposit
• Northern Kurdish: ber — medical: hard, stone-like deposit
• Northern Kurdish: berd — medical: hard, stone-like deposit
• Northern Kurdish: kuç — medical: hard, stone-like deposit
• Latvian: akmens — medical: hard, stone-like deposit
• Macedonian: камен (kamen) — medical: hard, stone-like deposit
• Middle English: ston — medical: hard, stone-like deposit
• Old Norse: steinn — medical: hard, stone-like deposit
• Polish: kamień — medical: hard, stone-like deposit
• Portuguese: pedra — medical: hard, stone-like deposit
• Portuguese: cálculo — medical: hard, stone-like deposit
• Romanian: piatră — medical: hard, stone-like deposit
• Russian: ка́мень (kámenʹ) — medical: hard, stone-like deposit
• Slovene: kamen — medical: hard, stone-like deposit
• Spanish: cálculo — medical: hard, stone-like deposit
• Spanish: piedra — medical: hard, stone-like deposit
• Swahili: jiwe — medical: hard, stone-like deposit
• Swedish: sten — medical: hard, stone-like deposit
• Thai: นิ่ว (nîu) — medical: hard, stone-like deposit
• Welsh: carreg — medical: hard, stone-like deposit
• Armenian: քար (kʻar) — piece of hard material used in board games
• Bulgarian: пул (pul) — piece of hard material used in board games
• Czech: kámen — piece of hard material used in board games
• Danish: brik — piece of hard material used in board games
• Dutch: stuk — piece of hard material used in board games
• Dutch: pion — piece of hard material used in board games
• Finnish: nappula — piece of hard material used in board games
• Galician: peza — piece of hard material used in board games
• German: Stein — piece of hard material used in board games
• German: Schdää — piece of hard material used in board games
• Swabian: Schdõẽ — piece of hard material used in board games
• Northern Kurdish: berik — piece of hard material used in board games
• Northern Kurdish: kabik — piece of hard material used in board games
• Macedonian: камен (kamen) — piece of hard material used in board games
• Māori: perepere — piece of hard material used in board games
• Portuguese: peça — piece of hard material used in board games
• Romanian: piatră — piece of hard material used in board games
• Russian: ка́мень (kámenʹ) — piece of hard material used in board games
• Slovak: kameň — piece of hard material used in board games
• Slovene: figura — piece of hard material used in board games
• Swahili: jiwe — piece of hard material used in board games
• Swedish: pjäs — piece of hard material used in board games
• Tamil: கல் (kal) — piece of hard material used in board games
• Tamil: காய் (kāy) — piece of hard material used in board games
• Finnish: kivenharmaa — colour
• Swabian: stoe — colour
• Swabian: Schdõẽ — colour
• Swahili: jiwe — colour
• Bulgarian: ка́мък (kámǎk) — curling stone
• Danish: sten — curling stone
• Finnish: kivi — curling stone
• Swabian: stoe — curling stone
• Swabian: Schdõẽ — curling stone
• Japanese: ストーン (sutōn) — curling stone
• Korean: 스톤 (seuton) — curling stone
• Slovene: čok — curling stone
• Swahili: jiwe — curling stone
• Arabic: رَجَمَ (rajama) — To pelt with stones
• Armenian: քարկոծել (kʻarkocel) — To pelt with stones
• Azerbaijani: daşlamaq — To pelt with stones
• Breton: labezañ — To pelt with stones
• Breton: meinata — To pelt with stones
• Bulgarian: пребивам с камъни (prebivam s kamǎni) — To pelt with stones
• Catalan: apedregar — To pelt with stones
• Catalan: lapidar — To pelt with stones
• Czech: kamenovat — To pelt with stones
• Czech: ukamenovat — To pelt with stones
• Danish: stene — To pelt with stones
• Dutch: stenigen — To pelt with stones
• Esperanto: ŝtonmortigi — To pelt with stones
• Faroese: steina — To pelt with stones
• Finnish: kivittää — To pelt with stones
• French: lapider — To pelt with stones
• Galician: lapidar — To pelt with stones
• Galician: apedrar — To pelt with stones
• Galician: acoiar — To pelt with stones
• Galician: acantazar — To pelt with stones
• German: steinigen — To pelt with stones
• Ancient Greek: λιθοβολέω (lithoboléō) — To pelt with stones
• Hindi: संगसार करना (saṅgsār karnā) — To pelt with stones
• Hungarian: megkövez — To pelt with stones
• Indonesian: rajam — To pelt with stones
• Indonesian: rejam — To pelt with stones
• Interlingua: lapidar — To pelt with stones
• Irish: cloch — To pelt with stones
• Italian: lapidare — To pelt with stones
• Kashmiri: کنؠ جَنٛگ (kn' jang) — To pelt with stones
• Kashmiri: کنہِ لایِنؠ (knhi lāyin') — To pelt with stones
• Khmer: ចោលដុំថ្ម (caol dom tmɑɑ) — To pelt with stones
• Latin: lapidō — To pelt with stones
• Macedonian: каменува (kamenuva) — To pelt with stones
• Malay: rejam — To pelt with stones
• Nahuatl: motla — To pelt with stones
• Nahuatl: tehuia — To pelt with stones
• Norman: lapider — To pelt with stones
• Norwegian: steine — To pelt with stones
• Occitan: lapidar — To pelt with stones
• Old English: stǣnan — To pelt with stones
• Old English: hǣnan — To pelt with stones
• Old English: ġehǣnan — To pelt with stones
• Persian: سنگسار کردن (sangsâr kardan) — To pelt with stones
• Pohnpeian: kate — To pelt with stones
• Polish: kamienować — To pelt with stones
• Polish: ukamienować — To pelt with stones
• Portuguese: apedrejar — To pelt with stones
• Portuguese: lapidar — To pelt with stones
• Quechua: chanqiyay — To pelt with stones
• Quechua: ch'aqiy — To pelt with stones
• Slovak: kameňovať — To pelt with stones
• Slovak: ukameňovať — To pelt with stones
• Spanish: lapidar — To pelt with stones
• Spanish: apedrear — To pelt with stones
• Swahili: piga mawe — To pelt with stones
• Swedish: stena — To pelt with stones
• Tamil: கல் அடி (kal aṭi) — To pelt with stones
• Tamil: கல்லடி (kallaṭi) — To pelt with stones
• Turkish: taşlamak — To pelt with stones
• Welsh: llabyddio — To pelt with stones
• Azerbaijani: axtalamaq — to remove stone from
• Bulgarian: вадя костилките (vadja kostilkite) — to remove stone from
• Czech: vypeckovat — to remove stone from
• Finnish: poistaa kivi — to remove stone from
• French: dénoyauter — to remove stone from
• French: épépiner — to remove stone from
• German: entkernen — to remove stone from
• German: entsteinen — to remove stone from
• Polish: drylować — to remove stone from
• Serbo-Croatian: izkoštiti — to remove stone from
• Slovak: vykôstkovať — to remove stone from
• Slovene: izkoščičiti — to remove stone from
• Finnish: kasvattaa kivi — to form a stone
• Danish: blive stenet — to intoxicate, especially with narcotics
• Dutch: drogeren — to intoxicate, especially with narcotics
• Finnish: huumata — to intoxicate, especially with narcotics
• Finnish: juovuttaa — to intoxicate, especially with narcotics
• Finnish: öykätä — to intoxicate, especially with narcotics
• French: défoncer — to intoxicate, especially with narcotics
• German: sich berauschen — to intoxicate, especially with narcotics
• Hungarian: belő — to intoxicate, especially with narcotics
• Latvian: apreibināt — to intoxicate, especially with narcotics
• Latvian: iedot galvā — to intoxicate, especially with narcotics
• Macedonian: стони́ра (stoníra) — to intoxicate, especially with narcotics
• Portuguese: chapar — to intoxicate, especially with narcotics
• Russian: обдолба́ться (obdolbátʹsja) — to intoxicate, especially with narcotics
• Swedish: bli stenad — to intoxicate, especially with narcotics
• Tamil: போதை படுத்து (pōtai paṭuttu) — to intoxicate, especially with narcotics