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Revision as of 17:02, 10 November 2021
German
Etymology
From Middle High German stadel, Old High German stadal, related to stehen. Cognates include Czech stodola and Polish stodoła.
Noun
Stadel m (genitive Stadels, plural Stadel or Stadeln or Städel)
Usage notes
Further reading
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