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• stŭd
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• General-American, Received-Pronunciation: /stʌd/
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• Northern-England: /stʊd/
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• rhymes with -ʌd
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• homophone: stood (without the foot-strut split)
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• CMU ARPABET: S T AH1 D Digits mark lexical stress: 1 primary, 2 secondary, 0 unstressed.
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From Middle English stood, stod, from Old English stōd, from Proto-West Germanic *stōd, from Proto-Germanic *stōdą. Cognate with Middle Low German stōt, German Stute, Dutch stoet and Old Norse stóð.

Inherited from Middle English stude, from Old English studu, from Proto-West Germanic *stuþ, from Proto-Germanic *stuþs.

229 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Asturian: rifón — male animal kept for breeding
• Asturian: garañón — male animal kept for breeding
• Bulgarian: жребец (žrebec) — male animal kept for breeding
• Catalan: semental — male animal kept for breeding
• Catalan: de llavor — male animal kept for breeding
• Catalan: llavorer — male animal kept for breeding
• Czech: hřebec — male animal kept for breeding
• Danish: avlshingst — male animal kept for breeding
• Danish: avlstyr — male animal kept for breeding
• Dutch: dekhengst — male animal kept for breeding
• Dutch: fokhengst — male animal kept for breeding
• Dutch: fokdier — male animal kept for breeding
• Dutch: dekstier — male animal kept for breeding
• Dutch: fokstier — male animal kept for breeding
• Finnish: siitoseläin — male animal kept for breeding
• Finnish: siitosori — male animal kept for breeding
• French: étalon — male animal kept for breeding
• Galician: guarán — male animal kept for breeding
• Galician: burraxo — male animal kept for breeding
• Galician: contrareo — male animal kept for breeding
• Galician: mulateiro — male animal kept for breeding
• Galician: almallo — male animal kept for breeding
• Galician: castal — male animal kept for breeding
• German: Deckhengst — male animal kept for breeding
• German: Schälhengst — male animal kept for breeding
• German: Schellhengst — male animal kept for breeding
• German: Beschäler — male animal kept for breeding
• German: Beschälhengst — male animal kept for breeding
• German: Zuchthengst — male animal kept for breeding
• German: Gestüthengst — male animal kept for breeding
• German: Gestütpferd — male animal kept for breeding
• German: Decktier — male animal kept for breeding
• Greek: επιβήτορας (epivítoras) — male animal kept for breeding
• Ancient Greek: ὀχεῖον (okheîon) — male animal kept for breeding
• Hungarian: tenyészmén — male animal kept for breeding
• Hungarian: fedezőmén — male animal kept for breeding
• Hungarian: csődör — male animal kept for breeding
• Hungarian: mén — male animal kept for breeding
• Irish: graíre — male animal kept for breeding
• Italian: riproduttore — male animal kept for breeding
• Italian: razzatore — male animal kept for breeding
• Italian: stallone — male animal kept for breeding
• Lithuanian: eržilas — male animal kept for breeding
• Macedonian: па́стув (pástuv) — male animal kept for breeding
• Malay: pembaka — male animal kept for breeding
• Polish: ogier — male animal kept for breeding
• Portuguese: garanhão — male animal kept for breeding
• Romanian: armăsar — male animal kept for breeding
• Russian: производи́тель (proizvodítelʹ) — male animal kept for breeding
• Russian: саме́ц-производи́тель (saméc-proizvodítelʹ) — male animal kept for breeding
• Spanish: semental — male animal kept for breeding
• Spanish: garañón — male animal kept for breeding
• Spanish: padrillo — male animal kept for breeding
• Swedish: hingst — male animal kept for breeding
• Swedish: avelshingst — male animal kept for breeding
• Turkish: damızlık — male animal kept for breeding
• Volapük: stäilajevod — male animal kept for breeding
• Volapük: stäilahijevod — male animal kept for breeding
• Volapük: bridöpajevod — male animal kept for breeding
• Volapük: bridöpahijevod — male animal kept for breeding
• Volapük: stäilajip — male animal kept for breeding
• Volapük: stäilahijip — male animal kept for breeding
• Welsh: gre — male animal kept for breeding
• Finnish: siitoseläin — female animal kept for breeding
• German: Zuchtstute — female animal kept for breeding
• Hungarian: tenyészkanca — female animal kept for breeding
• Polish: klacz — female animal kept for breeding
• Swedish: sto — female animal kept for breeding
• Swedish: avelssto — female animal kept for breeding
• Volapük: bridöpajevod — female animal kept for breeding
• Volapük: bridöpajijevod — female animal kept for breeding
• Asturian: semental — animal registered and retained for breeding
• Finnish: siitoseläin — animal registered and retained for breeding
• Finnish: siitoskarja — animal registered and retained for breeding
• Hungarian: tenyészállat — animal registered and retained for breeding
• Spanish: semental — animal registered and retained for breeding
• Asturian: criadoriu — animal breeding place
• Asturian: criador — animal breeding place
• Catalan: criador — animal breeding place
• Danish: stutteri — animal breeding place
• Dutch: stoeterij — animal breeding place
• Finnish: siittola — animal breeding place
• German: Stuterei — animal breeding place
• German: Gestüt — animal breeding place
• German: Stall — animal breeding place
• Hungarian: méntelep — animal breeding place
• Hungarian: ménes — animal breeding place
• Macedonian: е́ргела (érgela) — animal breeding place
• Norwegian: stutteri — animal breeding place
• Polish: stadnina — animal breeding place
• Portuguese: caudelaria — animal breeding place
• Portuguese: haras — animal breeding place
• Russian: заво́д (zavód) — animal breeding place
• Spanish: criadero — animal breeding place
• Swedish: stuteri — animal breeding place
• Volapük: bridöp — animal breeding place
• Arabic: فحل (faħl) — sexually attractive male
• Arabic: غزال (ğazāl) — sexually attractive male
• Arabic: فحل (faħl) — sexually attractive male
• Arabic: بوكوص (būgūṣ) — sexually attractive male
• Arabic: جغل (jagal) — sexually attractive male
• Sudanese Arabic: سمح (samiħ) — sexually attractive male
• Bulgarian: жребец (žrebec) — sexually attractive male
• Danish: tyr — sexually attractive male
• Dutch: Dekhengst — sexually attractive male
• Finnish: sonni — sexually attractive male
• Finnish: ori — sexually attractive male
• German: Hengst — sexually attractive male
• Greek: καμάκι (kamáki) — sexually attractive male
• Hebrew: סוס (sus) — sexually attractive male
• Hebrew: חתיך (khatikh) — sexually attractive male
• Hungarian: kan — sexually attractive male
• Hungarian: jó pasi — sexually attractive male
• Icelandic: foli — sexually attractive male
• Lithuanian: eržilas — sexually attractive male
• Macedonian: па́стув (pástuv) — sexually attractive male
• Polish: przystojniak — sexually attractive male
• Polish: ciacho — sexually attractive male
• Portuguese: garanhão — sexually attractive male
• Romanian: armăsar — sexually attractive male
• Russian: жеребе́ц (žerebéc) — sexually attractive male
• Spanish: galán — sexually attractive male
• Spanish: garañón — sexually attractive male
• Spanish: semental — sexually attractive male
• Spanish: mango — sexually attractive male
• Spanish: potro — sexually attractive male
• Spanish: machorro — sexually attractive male
• Spanish: papichulo — sexually attractive male
• Swedish: hingst — sexually attractive male
• Turkish: tosun — sexually attractive male
• Bulgarian: кабър (kabǎr) — small object protruding from something
• Catalan: tatxot — small object protruding from something
• Czech: cvoček — small object protruding from something
• Danish: knop — small object protruding from something
• Danish: dup — small object protruding from something
• Finnish: nysty — small object protruding from something
• Finnish: niitti — small object protruding from something
• Finnish: nasta — small object protruding from something
• French: clou — small object protruding from something
• German: Spike — small object protruding from something
• German: Stollen — small object protruding from something
• German: Stift — small object protruding from something
• German: Niete — small object protruding from something
• German: Stutzen — small object protruding from something
• German: Zapfen — small object protruding from something
• German: Nippel — small object protruding from something
• German: Knauf — small object protruding from something
• German: Bolzen — small object protruding from something
• German: Stehbolzen — small object protruding from something
• German: Noppe — small object protruding from something
• German: Buckel — small object protruding from something
• Hungarian: szegecs — small object protruding from something
• Hungarian: pecek — small object protruding from something
• Hungarian: pöcök — small object protruding from something
• Hungarian: stopli — small object protruding from something
• Macedonian: кли́нец (klínec) — small object protruding from something
• Macedonian: ни́тна (nítna) — small object protruding from something
• Polish: ćwiek — small object protruding from something
• Russian: шип (šip) — small object protruding from something
• Scottish Gaelic: tarag — small object protruding from something
• Spanish: estoperol — small object protruding from something
• Spanish: tachón — small object protruding from something
• Spanish: tachuela — small object protruding from something
• Swedish: knopp — small object protruding from something
• Swedish: nit — small object protruding from something
• Swedish: dobb — small object protruding from something
• Turkish: çivi — small object protruding from something
• Turkish: diken — small object protruding from something
• Catalan: arracada — small round earring
• Czech: cvoček — small round earring
• Danish: ørestikke — small round earring
• French: boucle d'oreille — small round earring
• Galician: brinco — small round earring
• German: Ohrstecker — small round earring
• German: Nasenstecker — small round earring
• German: Piercing — small round earring
• Hungarian: fülbevaló — small round earring
• Hungarian: pontfülbevaló — small round earring
• Polish: kolczyk — small round earring
• Russian: пуссе́т (pussét) — small round earring
• Russian: пуссе́та (pusséta) — small round earring
• Russian: гво́здик (gvózdik) — small round earring
• Spanish: arracada — small round earring
• Albanian: furkë — vertical post
• Catalan: pal — vertical post
• Catalan: columna — vertical post
• Dutch: stijl — vertical post
• Finnish: pilari — vertical post
• German: Ständer — vertical post
• German: Stiel — vertical post
• German: Stütze — vertical post
• German: Pfosten — vertical post
• German: Holzständer — vertical post
• German: Holzstütze — vertical post
• Hungarian: oszlopfa — vertical post
• Hungarian: rúdfa — vertical post
• Macedonian: ди́рек (dírek) — vertical post
• Macedonian: ко́лец (kólec) — vertical post
• Māori: pou — vertical post
• Māori: turupou — vertical post
• Māori: tautari — vertical post
• Māori: tūmatahuki — vertical post
• Māori: tūmatakahuki — vertical post
• Portuguese: montante — vertical post
• Russian: сто́йка (stójka) — vertical post
• Russian: кося́к (kosják) — vertical post
• Russian: столб (stolb) — vertical post
• Lower Sorbian: stojak — vertical post
• Spanish: poste — vertical post
• Spanish: columna — vertical post
• Spanish: cadena — vertical post
• Bulgarian: щифт (štift) — short rod or pin
• Bulgarian: шип (šip) — short rod or pin
• German: Bolzen — short rod or pin
• German: Stehbolzen — short rod or pin
• German: Tragbolzen — short rod or pin
• German: Stift — short rod or pin
• German: Stutzen — short rod or pin
• German: Bundbolzen — short rod or pin
• German: Stiftschraube — short rod or pin
• German: Gewindebolzen — short rod or pin
• German: Radbolzen — short rod or pin
• German: Achsbolzen — short rod or pin
• Hungarian: pecek — short rod or pin
• Hungarian: csap — short rod or pin
• Polish: sztyft — short rod or pin
• Russian: штифт (štift) — short rod or pin
• Russian: шпи́лька (špílʹka) — short rod or pin
• Russian: сте́ржень (stérženʹ) — short rod or pin