German words: stalken to Stapelraum

German words stalken to Stapelraum

1. stalken verb [ˈstɔːkn̩]
2. Stalker noun /ˈstɔːkɐ/: stalker (a person who engages in stalking)
3. Stalkerin noun [ˈstɔːkəʁɪn]
4. Stalkerware noun […]
5. Stalking noun [ˈstɔːkɪŋ]: stalking (crime of following or harassing another person, causing him or her to fear death or injury)
6. Stalkingopfer noun [ˈstɔːkɪŋˌʔɔp͡fɐ]
7. Stall noun /ʃtal/: stable, sty, shed, barn (building for keeping animals of all sorts); stall, sty (compartment within such a building); (loosely) pen (small outdoors area for...
8. Stallanlage noun [ˈʃtalʔanˌlaːɡə]
9. Stallboden noun [ˈʃtalˌboːdn̩]
10. Stallbube noun [ˈʃtalˌbuːbə]
11. Stallbursche noun [ˈʃtalˌbʊʁʃə]: stable-boy
12. Stalldach noun [ˈʃtalˌdax]
13. Stallduft noun [ˈʃtalˌdʊft]
14. Stalldung noun [ˈʃtalˌdʊŋ]
15. Ställen noun, verb /ˈʃtɛlən/: dative plural of Stall
16. Stallfeind noun [ˈʃtalˌfaɪ̯nt]: foot-and-mouth disease
17. Stallgebäude noun [ˈʃtalɡəˌbɔɪ̯də]
18. Stallgeruch noun /ˈʃtalɡəˌʁʊχ/: the smell of a stable for animals
19. Stallhaltung noun: animal housing
20. Stallhase noun [ˈʃtalˌhaːzə]
21. Stallhofen proper noun: a municipality of Styria, Austria
22. Stalljunge noun [ˈʃtalˌjʊŋə]
23. Stallknecht noun [ˈʃtalˌknɛçt]
24. Stalllüftung noun […]
25. Stallmagd noun [ˈʃtalˌmaːkt]
26. Stallmeister noun [ˈʃtalˌmaɪ̯stɐ]
27. Stallnähe noun [ˈʃtalˌnɛːə]
28. Stallpflicht noun [ˈʃtalˌp͡flɪçt]
29. Stalltor noun [ˈʃtalˌtoːɐ̯]
30. Stalltür noun [ˈʃtalˌtyːɐ̯]
31. Stallung noun /ˈʃtalʊŋ/: stabling
32. Stallwächterparty noun […]
33. Stallwand noun [ˈʃtalˌvant]
34. stalten verb [ˈʃtaltn̩]
35. Stamford proper noun […]
36. Stamler proper noun […]
37. Stamm noun /ʃtam/: tree trunk, main stem of a plant (but never used of thin stalks or twigs)
38. Stamm-Mutter noun: alternative spelling of Stammmutter
39. Stammbaum noun /ˈʃtambaʊ̯m/: family tree
40. Stammbaumtheorie noun [ˈʃtambaʊ̯mteoˌʁiː]: The tree model theory, a theory of the evolution of languages analogous to the concept of a family tree, with the assumption that each language has evolved...
41. Stammbesucher noun /ˈʃtambəˌzuːxɐ/: regular (visitor), patron (a frequent, routine visitor to an establishment or event)
42. Stammbetonung noun [ˈʃtambəˌtoːnʊŋ]
43. Stammbruch noun [ˈʃtamˌbʁʊx]
44. Stammbuch noun [ˈʃtamˌbuːx]
45. Stammcafé noun [ˈʃtamkaˌfeː]
46. Stammdaten noun: core data; reference data
47. stammeln verb /ˈʃtaml̩n/: to stammer
48. stammen noun, verb /ˈʃtamən/: to descend, to originate, to be derived
49. stammend adjective, verb: descendant
50. stammern verb [ˈʃtamɐn]
51. Stammesältester noun [ˈʃtaməsˌʔɛltəstɐ]
52. Stammesangehöriger noun [ˈʃtaməsˌʔanɡəhøːʁɪɡɐ]
53. Stammesbewusstsein noun [ˈʃtaməsbəˌvʊstzaɪ̯n]: tribalism (a feeling of identity and loyalty to one's tribe)
54. Stammesbruder noun [ˈʃtaməsˌbʁuːdɐ]
55. Stammesfehde noun [ˈʃtaməsˌfeːdə]
56. Stammesführer noun [ˈʃtaməsˌfyːʁɐ]
57. Stammesgebiet noun [ˈʃtaməsɡəˌbiːt]
58. Stammesgenosse noun [ˈʃtaməsɡəˌnɔsə]
59. Stammesgeschichte noun: phylogeny
60. stammesgeschichtlich adjective [ˈʃtaməsɡəˌʃɪçtlɪç]
61. Stammesgesellschaft noun [ˈʃtaməsɡəˌzɛlʃaft]
62. Stammesgott noun [ˈʃtaməsˌɡɔt]
63. Stammeshäuptling noun [ˈʃtaməsˌhɔɪ̯ptlɪŋ]
64. Stammesherzogtum noun: A stem duchy, the princely territory of a stem duke
65. Stammesinteresse noun [ˈʃtaməsʔɪntəˌʁɛsə]
66. Stammeskonföderation noun [ˈʃtaməskɔnfødeʁaˌt͡si̯oːn]
67. Stammeskrieg noun [ˈʃtaməsˌkʁiːk]
68. Stammesmitglied noun [ˈʃtaməsˌmɪtɡliːt]
69. Stammesname noun [ˈʃtaməsˌnaːmə]
70. Stammesoberhaupt noun [ˈʃtaməsˌʔoːbɐhaʊ̯pt]
71. Stammesordnung noun [ˈʃtaməsˌʔɔʁdnʊŋ]
72. Stammesrat noun [ˈʃtaməsˌʁaːt]
73. Stammesstruktur noun [ˈʃtaməsʃtʁʊkˌtuːɐ̯]
74. Stammestradition noun [ˈʃtaməstʁadiˌt͡si̯oːn]
75. Stammesverband noun [ˈʃtaməsfɛɐ̯ˌbant]
76. Stammesversammlung noun [ˈʃtaməsfɛɐ̯ˌzamlʊŋ]
77. Stammeszugehörigkeit noun [ˈʃtaməsˌt͡suːɡəhøːʁɪçkaɪ̯t]
78. Stammform noun [ˈʃtamˌfɔʁm]
79. Stammformapostroph noun [ˈʃtamfɔʁmʔapoˌstʁoːf]
80. Stammfunktion noun [ˈʃtamfʊŋkˌt͡si̯oːn]
81. Stammgast noun /ˈʃtamˌɡast/: regular (visitor), patron (a frequent, routine visitor to an establishment)
82. Stammgut noun [ˈʃtamˌɡuːt]
83. Stammherzogtum noun: A stem duchy, the princely territory of a stem duke
84. stämmig adjective, suffix /ʃtɛmɪç/: -born
85. stämmiger adjective, noun [ˈʃtɛmɪɡɐ]: comparative degree of stämmig
86. Stammkneipe noun [ˈʃtamˌknaɪ̯pə]: local, hangout (someone's nearest or regularly frequented public house or bar)
87. Stammkunde noun [ˈʃtamˌkʊndə]: regular customer, patron
88. Stammkundenrabatt noun [ˈʃtamkʊndn̩ʁaˌbat]
89. Stammkundin noun [ˈʃtamˌkʊndɪn]
90. Stammkundschaft noun [ˈʃtamˌkʊntʃaft]
91. Stammlager noun /ˈʃtamˌlaːɡɐ/: main or central camp; the administrative center of a complex of camps and/or places of forced labour (originally used of prisoner-of-war camps, later also –...
92. Stammland noun [ˈʃtamˌlant]
93. Stammler noun [ˈʃtamlɐ]
94. Stammlerin noun [ˈʃtamləʁɪn]
95. Stammlokal noun /ˈʃtamloˌkaːl/: local, hangout (someone's nearest or regularly frequented public house or bar)
96. Stammmutter noun /ˈʃtamˌmʊtɐ/: ancestress, progenitrix
97. Stammplatz noun [ˈʃtamˌplat͡s]
98. Stammpublikum noun [ˈʃtamˌpuːblikʊm]
99. Stammrestaurant noun [ˈʃtamʁɛstoˌʁɑ̃ː]
100. Stammsilbe noun [ˈʃtamˌzɪlbə]: stem syllable
101. Stammsitz noun [ˈʃtamˌzɪt͡s]
102. Stammspieler noun [ˈʃtamˌʃpiːlɐ]
103. Stammspielerin noun [ˈʃtamˌʃpiːləʁɪn]
104. Stammsukkulente noun [ˈʃtamzʊkuˌlɛntə]
105. Stammtisch noun /ˈʃtamˌtɪʃ/: regulars' table, stammtisch
106. Stammtischdimension noun: a popular myth (dinner table logic)
107. Stammtischgerede noun: common table talk
108. Stammtischniveau noun [ˈʃtamtɪʃniˌvoː]
109. Stammtischpolitik noun [ˈʃtamtɪʃpoliˌtiːk]
110. Stammtischspruch noun [ˈʃtamtɪʃˌʃpʁʊx]
111. Stammvater noun /ˈʃtamˌfaːtɐ/: progenitor
112. Stammvokal noun /ˈʃtam.voˌkaːl/: thematic vowel, stem vowel (characteristic vowel linking a root with its suffixes)
113. Stammwähler noun [ˈʃtamˌvɛːlɐ]
114. Stammwählerin noun [ˈʃtamˌvɛːləʁɪn]
115. Stammwort noun [ˈʃtamvɔʁt]
116. Stammzelle noun [ˈʃtamˌt͡sɛlə]: stem cell
117. Stammzellenforschung noun [ˈʃtamt͡sɛlənˌfɔʁʃʊŋ]
118. Stamnos noun [ˈstamnɔs]
119. Stampe noun [ˈʃtampə]
120. Stampede noun [ʃtamˈpeːdə]: stampede
121. Stamperl noun [ˈʃtampɐl]
122. stampern verb [ˈʃtampɐn]
123. stampfen noun, verb /ʃtam(p)fən/: to stamp, to stomp, to clomp
124. Stampfer noun [ˈʃtampfɐ]: stomp
125. Stampfkartoffeln noun [ˈʃtamp͡fkaʁˌtɔfl̩n]
126. Stämpfli proper noun [ˈʃtɛmp͡fli]
127. Stams proper noun: a municipality of Tyrol, Austria
128. -stan suffix [stan]
129. stand noun, verb /ʃtant/: standing, state, status, position, situation
130. Stand der Technik noun: state of the art; prior art
131. Stand-up-Comedy noun [ˈstændapˌkɔmedi]
132. Standard noun /ˈʃtandart/: standard
133. Standard Average European noun [ˈstændəd ˈævəʁɪd͡ʒ jʊəʁəˈpiːən]
134. Standardabweichung noun /ˈʃtandaʁtˌʔapvaɪ̯çʊŋ/: standard deviation (statistical measure)
135. Standardantwort noun [ˈʃtandaʁtˌʔantvɔʁt]
136. Standardargument noun [ˈʃtandaʁtʔaʁɡuˌmɛnt]
137. Standardausrede noun [ˈʃtandaʁtʔaʊ̯sˌʁeːdə]
138. Standardausrüstung noun [ˈʃtandaʁtʔaʊ̯sˌʁʏstʊŋ]
139. Standardaussprache noun /ˈstandaʁtˌaʊ̯sʃpʁaːxə/: standard pronunciation
140. Standardbedingung noun: standard condition(s)
141. Standardbehandlung noun [ˈʃtandaʁtbəˌhandlʊŋ]
142. Standardbrief noun [ˈʃtandaʁtˌbʁiːf]
143. Standardbrowser noun […]
144. Standardbuch noun [ˈʃtandaʁtˌbuːx]
145. Standarddänisch noun [ˈʃtandaʁtˌdɛːnɪʃ]
146. Standarddeutsch noun [ˈʃtandaʁtˌdɔɪ̯t͡ʃ]
147. Standarddeutsche noun: alternative form of Standarddeutsch
148. Standarddosis noun: standard dose (especially of radiation)
149. Standardeinleitung noun [ˈʃtandaʁtˌʔaɪ̯nlaɪ̯tʊŋ]
150. Standardfrage noun [ˈʃtandaʁtˌfʁaːɡə]
151. Standardgröße noun [ˈʃtandaʁtˌɡʁøːsə]
152. Standardhonorar noun [ˈʃtandaʁthonoˌʁaːɐ̯]
153. standardisieren verb [ʃtän.däɐ̯.diz.iʁən]: to standardize, to standardise
154. standardisiert adjective, verb [ʃtandaʁdiˈziːɐ̯t]: standardized, standardised
155. Standardisierung noun [ʃtandaʁdiˈziːʁʊŋ]: standardization, standardisation
156. Standardkerze noun [ˈʃtandaʁtˌkɛʁt͡sə]
157. Standardkunststoff noun /ˈstandaʁtˌkʊnstʃtɔf/: commodity plastics
158. Standardlautung noun [ˈʃtandaʁtˌlaʊ̯tʊŋ]
159. standardmäßig adjective /ˈʃtandaʁtˌmɛːsɪç/: default, by default
160. Standardmaßnahme noun [ˈʃtandaʁtˌmaːsnaːmə]
161. Standardmethode noun [ˈʃtandaʁtmeˌtoːdə]
162. Standardmodell noun [ˈʃtandaʁtmoˌdɛl]
163. Standardmodell der Elementarteilchenphysik noun: synonym of Standardmodell
164. Standardnormalverteilung noun [ˈʃtandaʁtnɔʁˌmaːlfɛɐ̯taɪ̯lʊŋ]
165. Standardpotential noun: standard potential
166. Standardreaktion noun [ˈʃtandaʁtʁeakˌt͡si̯oːn]
167. Standardsatz noun [ˈʃtandaʁtˌzat͡s]
168. Standardsituation noun /ˈʃtandaʁtzituaˌt͡si̯oːn/: set piece
169. Standardsprache noun [ˈʃtandaʁtˌʃpʁaːχə]: standard language
170. standardsprachlich adjective /ˈʃtandaʁtˌʃpʁaːχlɪç/: standard language
171. Standardtanz noun [ˈʃtandaʁtˌtant͡s]: ballroom dance
172. Standardtemperatur noun [ˈʃtandaʁttɛmpəʁaˌtuːɐ̯]
173. Standardvarietät noun [ˈʃtandaʁtvaʁieˌtɛːt]
174. Standardwaffe noun [ˈʃtandaʁtˌvafə]
175. Standardwerk noun [ˈʃtandaʁtˌvɛʁk]: standard work (main reference work for a subject)
176. Standardwert noun: default, preset (default or preset value or setting)
177. Standardwitz noun [ˈʃtandaʁtˌvɪt͡s]
178. Standarte noun [ʃtanˈdaʁtə]: standard (flag at the apex of a vertical pole)
179. Standartenführer noun: military rank of the Nazi SA and SS, corresponding to colonel; next in rank to Oberführer, rank below is Obersturmbannführer
180. Standartenträger noun [ʃtanˈdaʁtn̩ˌtʁɛːɡɐ]
181. Standbein noun [ˈʃtantˌbaɪ̯n]: standing leg
182. Standbetreiber noun /ˈʃtantbəˌtʁaɪ̯bɐ/: stallholder
183. Standbetreiberin noun [ˈʃtantbəˌtʁaɪ̯bəʀɪn]: stallholder (female person)
184. Standbild noun /ˈʃtantˌbɪlt/: statue, still, any replication of the particularly standing habitus of a human or other animal
185. Standby noun [ˈʃtɛntˌbaɪ̯]
186. Ständchen noun /ˈʃtɛntçən/: diminutive of Stand
187. Ständehaus noun /ˈʃtɛndəˌhaʊ̯s/: house of the estates, Parliament House
188. Ständelwurz noun [ˈʃtɛndl̩vʊʁt͡s]
189. Ständemehr noun [ˈʃtɛndəˌmeːɐ̯]
190. Ständer noun /ˈʃtɛndɐ/: stand (a device to hold something upright or aloft)
191. Ständerat noun [ˈʃtɛndəˌʀaːt]: Council of States (the upper house of the Federal Assembly in Switzerland)
192. Ständerätin noun [ˈʃtɛndəˌʁɛtɪn]: a female member of the Council of States in Switzerland
193. Ständerbau noun [ˈʃtɛndɐˌbaʊ̯]
194. Ständerbauweise noun [ˈʃtɛndɐˌbaʊ̯vaɪ̯zə]
195. Ständerlampe noun [ˈʃtɛndɐˌlampə]
196. Ständerpilz noun [ˈʃtɛndɐˌpɪlt͡s]: basidiomycete
197. Ständerwand noun [ˈʃtɛndɐˌvant]
198. Standesamt noun /ˈʃtandəsʔamt/: register office
199. standesamtlich adjective /ˈʃtandəsˌʔamtlɪç/: civil
200. Standesbeamter noun [ˈʃtandəsbəˌʔamtɐ]
201. Standesbeamtin noun [ˈʃtandəsbəˌʔamtɪn]
202. standesbewusst adjective /ˈʃtandəsbəˌvʊst/: in accordance with social status
203. Standesdenken noun [ˈʃtandəsˌdɛŋkn̩]
204. Standesdünkel noun [ˈʃtandəsˌdʏŋkl̩]: arrogance, conceit, superiority complex
205. standesgemäß adjective /ˈʃtandəsɡəˌmɛːs/: befitting
206. Standeskommission noun /ˈʃtandəsˌkɔ.mɪ.si̯oːn/: Conseil d'État
207. Standesrecht noun [ˈʃtandəsˌʁɛçt]
208. Ständeversammlung noun [ˈʃtɛndəfɛɐ̯ˌzamlʊŋ]
209. standfest adjective /ˈʃtantˌfɛst/: stable (well fixed, unlikely to fall)
210. Standfläche noun [ˈʃtantˌflɛçə]
211. Standfußball noun [ˈʃtantfuːsˌbal]
212. Standfußballer noun [ˈʃtantfuːsˌbalɐ]
213. Standgebühr noun [ˈʃtantɡəˌbyːɐ̯]
214. Standgeld noun [ˈʃtantˌɡɛlt]
215. Standgerät noun [ˈʃtantɡəˌʁɛːt]
216. Standgericht noun [ˈʃtantɡəˌʁɪçt]: an exceptional tribunal held in the field or during a state of emergency; a drumhead court-martial
217. standhaft adjective /ˈʃtanthaft/: firm, steadfast, unwavering
218. Standhaftigkeit noun /ˈʃtanthaftɪçkaɪ̯t/: steadfastness
219. standhalten verb [ˈʃtantˌhaltn̩]: to stand, withstand, defy
220. Standheizung noun [ˈʃtantˌhaɪ̯t͡sʊŋ]
221. ständig adjective /ˈʃtɛndɪç/: permanent, constant (without breaks)
222. Ständiger Schiedshof phrase [ˌʃtɛndɪɡɐ ˈʃiːt͡sˌhoːf]
223. Standing noun: standing (position or reputation in society or a profession)
224. Standing Ovation noun [ˌstɛndɪŋ oˈvɛɪ̯ʃn̩]
225. Standing Ovations noun: standing ovation
226. ständisch adjective /ˈʃtɛndɪʃ/: estate-based
227. Standl noun [ˈʃtandl̩]
228. Standleuchte noun [ˈʃtantˌlɔɪ̯çtə]
229. Standlicht noun [ˈʃtantˌlɪçt]
230. Standort noun [ˈʃtantˌʔɔʁt]: location, place, site
231. Standortbestimmung noun [ˈʃtantʔɔʁtbəˌʃtɪmʊŋ]
232. Standortfaktor noun [ˈʃtantʔɔʁtˌfaktɔʁ]: location factor, locational factor (a condition or characteristic that influences the choice of a specific site for a business or industry)
233. Standortlehre noun [ˈʃtantʔɔʁtˌleːʁə]
234. Standortmarketing noun: place branding
235. Standortnachteil noun [ˈʃtantʔɔʁtˌnaːxtaɪ̯l]
236. Standorttreue noun [ˈʃtantʔɔʁtˌtʁɔɪ̯ə]
237. Standortvorteil noun [ˈʃtantʔɔʁtˌfɔʁtaɪ̯l]
238. Standortwettbewerb noun [ˈʃtantʔɔʁtvɛtbeˌvɛʁp]: location competition, locational competition (the rivalry between different regions or countries to attract businesses, investment, and skilled labor by...
239. Standpauke noun /ˈʃtantˌpaʊ̯kə/: harangue, diatribe, tirade, threatening lecture
240. Standplatz noun [ˈʃtantˌplat͡s]
241. Standpunkt noun /ˈʃtantpʊŋkt/: standpoint
242. Standrecht noun /ˈʃtantˌʁɛçt/: martial law
243. standrechtlich adjective /ˈʃtantˌʁɛçtlɪç/: summary (according to martial law)
244. Standseilbahn noun [ˈʃtantzaɪ̯lbaːn]: Funicular
245. Standspur noun: synonym of Standstreifen
246. Standstreifen noun /ˈʃtantˌʃtʁaɪ̯fn̩/: hard shoulder
247. Standuhr noun /ˈʃtantˌʔuːɐ̯/: grandfather clock, longcase clock
248. Standvogel noun [ˈʃtantˌfoːɡl̩]: sedentary bird (bird of a non-migratory population)
249. Stanford proper noun [ˈstɛːnfət]
250. Stanford-Binet-Test noun […]
251. Stange noun /ˈʃtaŋə/: pole; bar; rod; post (a long stick, usually round and of metal, but also of other material, especially when fixed somewhere)
252. Stängel noun /ˈʃtɛŋl̩/: stalk
253. stängelartig adjective [ˈʃtɛŋl̩ˌʔaːɐ̯tɪç]
254. Stängelkohl noun: turnip greens (Brassica rapa subsp. sylvestris var. esculenta)
255. stängeln noun, verb [ˈʃtɛŋl̩n]: dative plural of Stängel
256. Stangenbild noun [ˈʃtaŋənˌbɪlt]
257. Stangenbohne noun [ˈʃtaŋənˌboːnə]: pole bean, climbing bean
258. Stangenei noun: long egg (machine-made roll of boiled egg)
259. Stangenelch noun [ˈʃtaŋənˌʔɛlç]
260. Stangengerüst noun [ˈʃtaŋənɡəˌʁʏst]
261. Stangenmagazin noun [ˈʃtaŋənmaɡaˌt͡siːn]
262. Stangenreiter noun [ˈʃtaŋənˌʁaɪ̯tɐ]
263. Stangenschuss noun [ˈʃtaŋənˌʃʊs]
264. Stangensellerie noun: synonym of Staudensellerie
265. Stangenstromabnehmer noun [ˈʃtaŋənˌʃtʁoːmʔapneːmɐ]
266. Stangenwaffe noun /ˈʃtaŋənˌvafə/: polearm
267. Stanglpass noun [ˈʃtanɡl̩ˌpas]
268. Stanislaus proper noun: a male given name, equivalent to English Stanislaus
269. Stanitzel noun /ʃtaˈnɪt͡sl̩/: a paper cone (especially for foods)
270. Stanitzl noun [ʃtaˈnɪt͡sl̩]
271. stank noun, verb: synonym of Stunk
272. Stänkerin noun [ˈʃtɛŋkəʁɪn]
273. stänkern verb /ˈʃtɛŋkɐn/: to provoke someone by aggressive criticizing
274. Stanley proper noun [ˈstɛnli]
275. Stanley Cup noun […]
276. Stanleymesser noun [ˈstɛnliˌmɛsɐ]
277. Stannan noun: stannane
278. Stannat noun: stannate
279. Stanniol noun [ʃtaˈni̯oːl]: tinfoil
280. Stanniolpapier noun [ʃtaˈni̯oːlpaˌpiːɐ̯]
281. Stannit noun: stannite
282. Stans proper noun: Stans (a municipality and town, the capital of Nidwalden canton, Switzerland)
283. Stansted proper noun […]
284. stante pede phrase [ˈstantə ˈpeːdə]
285. stantepe adverb /ˌʃtan.təˈpeː/: on the spot; right away
286. Stantz proper noun: a surname, Stantz
287. stanz abbreviation, noun, verb [ʃd̥ans]: singular imperative of stanzen
288. Stanzach proper noun: a municipality of Tyrol, Austria
289. stanze noun, verb /ˈʃtant͡sə/: ottava rima
290. Stanzeer noun [ʃd̥ɐnˈseːɐ]
291. stanzen verb [ˈʃtant͡sn̩]: to press; to punch; to stamp
292. Stanzier noun […]
293. StAp abbreviation
294. stapel noun, verb /ˈʃtaːpl̩/: stack, batch (also computing)
295. stapelbar adjective /ˈʃtapl̩baːɐ̯/: stackable
296. Stapelfeld proper noun: Stapelfeld (a municipality of Stormarn district, Schleswig-Holstein, Germany)
297. Stapellauf noun [ˈʃtaːpl̩ˌlaʊ̯f]
298. stapeln noun, verb /ˈʃtaːpl̩n/: to pile up; to stack
299. Stapelplatz noun [ˈʃtaːpl̩ˌplat͡s]
300. Stapelraum noun [ˈʃtaːpl̩ˌʁaʊ̯m]

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Source: English Wiktionary (German entries, CC BY-SA 4.0) and the German Wiktionary: each word's first meaning in English. A word with a page of its own links to it; for the rest, this line is PlainSpell's entry. Total under S: 22,683 words, in 76 parts.