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- stachia:—a stage for catching fish.
- stacnaria. See stannaria.
- stadium:—a furlong; a floor, a story.
- stafa:—a stirrup.
- staffeta. See stoffeta.
- stagga:—a small quantity of hay or straw.
- staggus:—a swan, half grown (?).
- stagia:—a stage; a story of a house.
- stagiarius:—a canon in residence.
- stagium:—a story of a house.
- stagmen:—tin.
- stagnaria:—a tin mine.
- stagnator:—a tin miner.
- stagnum:—a pond; tin.
- staka. See staca.
- stalaria:—a fixed engine for catching fish.
- stalinga:—same as stalaria (?).
- stalla:—a stall.
- stallagium:— stallage, the right of erecting a stall and payment for it.
- stallangiarius, stallangiator:—a seller of goods at a stall.
- stallare:—to put off; to give respite.
- stallarius:—a groom; master of the horse; a stallkeeper in a market.
- stallatio:—installation.
- stallum:—a stall.
- stalo:—a stallion.
- stamen, stagmen:—tin.
- stamen:—linsey woolsey cloth. O. E. stamine.
- stamina, staminea, stamineum:—the same; a garment made of such cloth.
- stancilla:—stirrups (?).
- stancum:—a pond, a tank.
- standardum:—a banner; legal weight and measure.
- stangneus, stanneus:—of tin.
- stannaria:—a tin mine.
- stannarius:—a pewterer; a tin-man.
- stannator:—a tin miner.
- stannatus:—dyed.
- stannum:—tin.
- stanso:— a stanchion (?).
- stantiva fenestra:—a window reaching to the floor (?).
- stapellum:—a staple, a bolt.
- stapha:—a stirrup.
- stapula, stapulum:—a market or staple.
- stara:—8 bushels, or 2 gallons.
- starrum:—a Jew's deed or bond.
- stationarius:—a canon in residence.
- statutum:—a statute.
- stauramentum:—the stock of a farm.
- staurus:—stock; store.
- stella:—a kiddle, a weir for fishing; a rowell, a trendle, a hoop with candles thereon.
- stellata camera:—the Star Chamber.
- sterilensium solidi:—shillings sterling.
