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• Received-Pronunciation: stô
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• Received-Pronunciation: /stɔː/
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• General-American: stôr
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• General-American: /stɔɹ/
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• US: Recorded audio is listed in the source snapshot.
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• stōr rhotic, without the horse–hoarse merger
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• /sto(ː)ɹ/ rhotic, without the horse–hoarse merger
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• /stoə/ non-rhotic, without the horse–hoarse merger
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• homophone: stower (in some accents)
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• rhymes with -ɔː(ɹ)
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• CMU ARPABET: S T AO1 R Digits mark lexical stress: 1 primary, 2 secondary, 0 unstressed.
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Etymology tree Proto-Indo-European *h1én Proto-Italic *en Proto-Italic *en- Latin in- Proto-Indo-European *steh2-der. Proto-Indo-European *steh2u-ro- Proto-Italic *stauros Latin *staurō Latin īnstaurō Proto-Italic *-āzi ▲ Latin -ereinflu. Latin -āre Latin īnstaurāreder. Anglo-Norman storbor. Middle English store English store Inherited from Middle English store, borrowed from Anglo-Norman stor, from Latin īnstaurāre, from īnstaurō + -āre.

166 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Armenian: պահեստ (pahest) — place where items may be kept
• Assamese: ভঁৰাল (bhõral) — place where items may be kept
• Bashkir: келәт (kelət) — place where items may be kept
• Belarusian: склад (sklad) — place where items may be kept
• Belarusian: схо́вішча (sxóvišča) — place where items may be kept
• Bulgarian: склад (sklad) — place where items may be kept
• Chickasaw: aachompa' — place where items may be kept
• Chinese Mandarin: 倉庫 /仓库 (cāngkù) — place where items may be kept
• Czech: sklad — place where items may be kept
• Dutch: magazijn — place where items may be kept
• Dutch: opslagplaats — place where items may be kept
• Dutch: depot — place where items may be kept
• Estonian: ladu — place where items may be kept
• Finnish: varasto — place where items may be kept
• French: entrepôt — place where items may be kept
• Galician: depósito — place where items may be kept
• German: Lager — place where items may be kept
• German: Speicher — place where items may be kept
• Greek: αποθήκη (apothíki) — place where items may be kept
• Hindi: कोश (koś) — place where items may be kept
• Italian: magazzino — place where items may be kept
• Italian: deposito — place where items may be kept
• Japanese: 倉庫 (sōko) — place where items may be kept
• Korean: 창고 (changgo) — place where items may be kept
• Latvian: noliktava — place where items may be kept
• Lithuanian: sandėlis — place where items may be kept
• Maltese: maħżen — place where items may be kept
• Māori: pātengi — place where items may be kept
• Māori: kōpapa — place where items may be kept
• Māori: pātaka — place where items may be kept
• Mongolian: нөөц (nööc) — place where items may be kept
• Norwegian Bokmål: lager — place where items may be kept
• Oromo: kuusaa — place where items may be kept
• Polish: skład — place where items may be kept
• Polish: magazyn — place where items may be kept
• Portuguese: depósito — place where items may be kept
• Romanian: depozit — place where items may be kept
• Romanian: magazie — place where items may be kept
• Russian: склад (sklad) — place where items may be kept
• Russian: храни́лище (xranílišče) — place where items may be kept
• Northern Sami: rádju — place where items may be kept
• Spanish: depósito — place where items may be kept
• Spanish: almacén — place where items may be kept
• Spanish: bodega — place where items may be kept
• Swedish: lager — place where items may be kept
• Ottoman Turkish: مغازه (mağaza) — place where items may be kept
• Ukrainian: склад (sklad) — place where items may be kept
• Ukrainian: схо́вище (sxóvyšče) — place where items may be kept
• Volapük: kipedöp — place where items may be kept
• Belarusian: запа́с (zapás) — supply held in storage
• Bulgarian: запа́с (zapás) — supply held in storage
• Dutch: voorraad — supply held in storage
• Finnish: varasto — supply held in storage
• French: stock — supply held in storage
• German: Vorrat — supply held in storage
• German: Lagerbestand — supply held in storage
• Greek: απόθεμα (apóthema) — supply held in storage
• Greek: παρακαταθήκη (parakatathíki) — supply held in storage
• Italian: scorta — supply held in storage
• Latvian: krājums — supply held in storage
• Lithuanian: atsargos — supply held in storage
• Maltese: ħażna — supply held in storage
• Māori: rokiroki — supply held in storage
• Norwegian Bokmål: lager — supply held in storage
• Norwegian Bokmål: forråd — supply held in storage
• Persian: ذَخیرِه (zaxire) — supply held in storage
• Persian: سِتَنْج (setanj) — supply held in storage
• Polish: zapas — supply held in storage
• Portuguese: estoque — supply held in storage
• Romanian: stoc — supply held in storage
• Russian: запа́с (zapás) — supply held in storage
• Northern Sami: rádju — supply held in storage
• Spanish: existencias — supply held in storage
• Spanish: reservas — supply held in storage
• Spanish: provisión — supply held in storage
• Spanish: provisiones — supply held in storage
• Swedish: lager — supply held in storage
• Ukrainian: запа́с (zapás) — supply held in storage
• Lutuv: chadaw — shop
• Mirandese: lhoija — shop
• Mirandese: loija — shop
• Polish: sklep — shop
• Portuguese: loja — shop
• Polish: pamięć — in computing: memory
• Amharic: አከማቸ (ʾäkämačä) — keep (something) while not in use
• Arabic: خَزَنَ (ḵazana) — keep (something) while not in use
• Asturian: almacenar — keep (something) while not in use
• Bashkir: һаҡлау (haqlaw) — keep (something) while not in use
• Bashkir: һаҡтау (haqtaw) — keep (something) while not in use
• Bashkir: тотоу (totow) — keep (something) while not in use
• Bulgarian: складирам (skladiram) — keep (something) while not in use
• Catalan: emmagatzemar — keep (something) while not in use
• Chinese Mandarin: 儲存 /储存 (chǔcún) — keep (something) while not in use
• Dutch: bewaren — keep (something) while not in use
• Finnish: varastoida — keep (something) while not in use
• French: stocker — keep (something) while not in use
• Galician: almacenar — keep (something) while not in use
• German: lagern — keep (something) while not in use
• Ancient Greek: ἀποτίθημι (apotíthēmi) — keep (something) while not in use
• Hungarian: tárol — keep (something) while not in use
• Irish: coinnigh — keep (something) while not in use
• Italian: immagazzinare — keep (something) while not in use
• Japanese: 蓄える (takuwaeru) — keep (something) while not in use
• Japanese: 備蓄する (bichiku suru) — keep (something) while not in use
• Japanese: 貯める (tameru) — keep (something) while not in use
• Korean: 보관시키다 (bogwansikida) — keep (something) while not in use
• Latin: condō — keep (something) while not in use
• Lithuanian: sandėliuoti — keep (something) while not in use
• Māori: roki — keep (something) while not in use
• Mongolian: нөөцлөх (nööclöx) — keep (something) while not in use
• Khiamniungan Naga: tèulòuh — keep (something) while not in use
• Norwegian: oppbevare — keep (something) while not in use
• Polish: przechowywać — keep (something) while not in use
• Polish: przechować — keep (something) while not in use
• Polish: odkładać — keep (something) while not in use
• Polish: odłożyć — keep (something) while not in use
• Polish: magazynować — keep (something) while not in use
• Polish: zmagazynować — keep (something) while not in use
• Polish: zamagazynować — keep (something) while not in use
• Portuguese: armazenar — keep (something) while not in use
• Portuguese: guardar — keep (something) while not in use
• Romanian: depozita — keep (something) while not in use
• Russian: храни́ть (xranítʹ) — keep (something) while not in use
• Scottish Gaelic: stòir — keep (something) while not in use
• Slovene: shraniti — keep (something) while not in use
• Spanish: almacenar — keep (something) while not in use
• Swedish: lagra — keep (something) while not in use
• Swedish: förvara — keep (something) while not in use
• Ukrainian: зберіга́ти (zberiháty) — keep (something) while not in use
• Bashkir: һаҡлау (haqlaw) — computing: write (something) into memory or registers
• Bulgarian: записвам (zapisvam) — computing: write (something) into memory or registers
• Danish: lagre — computing: write (something) into memory or registers
• Dutch: opslaan — computing: write (something) into memory or registers
• Finnish: tallettaa — computing: write (something) into memory or registers
• French: stocker — computing: write (something) into memory or registers
• German: speichern — computing: write (something) into memory or registers
• Italian: registrare — computing: write (something) into memory or registers
• Norwegian: lagre — computing: write (something) into memory or registers
• Polish: przechowywać — computing: write (something) into memory or registers
• Polish: przechować — computing: write (something) into memory or registers
• Russian: храни́ть (xranítʹ) — computing: write (something) into memory or registers
• Slovene: shraniti — computing: write (something) into memory or registers
• Spanish: almacenar — computing: write (something) into memory or registers
• Swedish: lagra — computing: write (something) into memory or registers
• Swedish: spara — computing: write (something) into memory or registers
• Ukrainian: зберіга́ти (zberiháty) — computing: write (something) into memory or registers
• Bashkir: һаҡланыу (haqlanıw) — remain in good condition while stored
• Bashkir: һаҡталыу (haqtalıw) — remain in good condition while stored
• Bulgarian: съхранявам се (sǎhranjavam se) — remain in good condition while stored
• Danish: beholde — remain in good condition while stored
• Dutch: behouden — remain in good condition while stored
• Finnish: säilyä — remain in good condition while stored
• French: conserver — remain in good condition while stored
• German: sich halten — remain in good condition while stored
• Italian: conservare — remain in good condition while stored
• Norwegian: holde (seg) — remain in good condition while stored
• Polish: konserwować się — remain in good condition while stored
• Polish: zakonserwować się — remain in good condition while stored
• Polish: przechowywać się — remain in good condition while stored
• Polish: przechować się — remain in good condition while stored
• Polish: zachowywać się — remain in good condition while stored
• Polish: zachować się — remain in good condition while stored
• Russian: сохраня́ться (soxranjátʹsja) — remain in good condition while stored
• Russian: сохрани́ться (soxranítʹsja) — remain in good condition while stored
• Spanish: conservar — remain in good condition while stored
• Swedish: hålla sig — remain in good condition while stored