istif.
stowage, stacking, piling, the act or practice of placing items neatly on top of each other
Meaning & usage
stowage, stacking, piling, the act or practice of placing items neatly on top of each other
stack of timber, planks and other wood products arranged neatly for drying or storage
synonym of stok (“stock”)
Where this word comes from
Inherited from Ottoman Turkish استیف (istif, “stowage, stacking”), from either Greek στοίβα (stoíva, “pile of, stack of”) or Italian stivare (“to stow, to load”).
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