ζῳοστάσιον
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German (Pape)
[Seite 1144] τό, Tierstand, Stall, Eust. 531, 17.
Greek (Liddell-Scott)
ζῳοστάσιον: τό, (ἵστημι) σταθμὸς ζῴων, σταῦλος, Εὐστ. 531. 17.
Greek Monolingual
ζωοστάσιον, τὸ (Μ)
τόπος όπου μένουν τα ζώα, σταθμός ζώων, στάβλος.
[ΕΤΥΜΟΛ. < ζω(ο)- (ΙΙ) + -στάσιον (-στατός < ίστημι), πρβλ. βουστάσιον, χοιροστάσιον].
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Arabic: حَظِيرَة, اِسْطَبْل; Egyptian Arabic: زريبة; Hijazi Arabic: إسطبل; Armenian: ախոռ; Asturian: establu; Belarusian: канюшня, стайня, хлеў; Bulgarian: конюшня; Catalan: estable; Chinese Mandarin: 馬厩／马厩, 馬圈／马圈, 馬房／马房, 馬棚／马棚, 馬牢／马牢; Crimean Tatar: aran, dam, ahır; Czech: stáj, konírna, maštal; Danish: stald; Dutch: stal; Esperanto: stalo; Estonian: tall; Finnish: navetta; French: étable, écurie; Friulian: stale; Galician: corte, cortello; Georgian: თავლა, საჯინიბო; German: Stall, Pferdestall; Greek: στάβλος; Ancient Greek: ἀλογοτροφεῖον, ζῳοστάσιον, ἱπποκοινάριον, ἱπποστασία, ἱπποστάσιον, ἱππόστασις, ἱπποτροφεῖον, ἱπποτρόφιον, ἱπποφόρβιον, ἱππών, στάβλον, στάσις, στάσις ἵππων; Icelandic: gripahús, fjós; Ido: kavaleyo; Indonesian: kandang, istal; Irish: stábla; Italian: stalla, scuderia; Japanese: 馬小屋, 厩舎; Korean: 마구간(馬廏間), 축사(畜舍); Latin: stabulum; Latvian: stallis; Macedonian: коњушница, стаја; Malay: kandang; Maori: tēpara; Middle Korean: 멀험; Norwegian Bokmål: stall; Occitan: estable; Old English: steall; Persian: اصطبل; Plautdietsch: Staul; Polish: stajnia; Portuguese: estábulo; Romanian: staul, grajd; Romansch: uigl, nuegl, stalla, stala; Russian: конюшня, хлев, стойло; Sanskrit: पस्त्य, गोत्र, गोष्ठ; Scottish Gaelic: stàball; Serbo-Croatian Cyrillic: ста̏ја, шта̏ла, стајница, коњу̀ша̄рница; Roman: stȁja, štȁla, stájnica, konjùšārnica; Sicilian: stadda; Slovak: stajňa, maštaľ; Slovene: hlev; Spanish: establo, cuadra, caballeriza; Swahili: imarika; Swedish: stall; Tagalog: kuwadra; Tatar: ат абзары; Telugu: కొట్టము; Turkish: ahır; Udmurt: вал гид, гид; Ukrainian: стайня, кінниця, конюшня, хлів, кошара, саж; Venetian: stała, stala, scudarìa; Vilamovian: śtoł; Volapük: lecek; Walloon: ståve