Translation
floor, storey (of a building)
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Word origin
From French etage ('storey'), from Old French estage, from a Vulgar Latin staticum built on Latin stare ('to stand'). English stage came through the same Old French word.
- Origin
- French etage
- Root
- stare
- English cognates
- stage, static, station
Examples
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My room is on the third floor.
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The house has five storeys.
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They live on the top floor.
Note that is only the storey of a building. The floor you stand on inside a room is a .
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Start your free weekThis word is taught in chapter 14, lesson 3: etaĝo, banko, nuda and 7 more words.