English Noun A hard earthen substance that can form large rocks and boulders. A small piece of stone. (UK) (Plural: stone) Unit of measurement equal to 14 pounds, used mainly to measure human weight. (I weigh nine and a half stone.) A hard, stone-like deposit (kidney stone). A piece made of any hard material, used in various games such as backgammon Translations Albanian: gur m (1) Basque: harri (1) Breton: maen m mein pl (1), kailhenn f kailhoù pl (2), maen-gravell m mein-g. pl (4) Bulgarian: камък m (1, 2, 4) Dutch: steen m (1,2,3), stuk n (4), pion m (4) Esperanto: ŝtono Finnish: kivi (1, 2, 4, 5) French: pierre f Frisian: stien German: Stein m Greek: petra Guarani: ita Interlingua: petra Japanese: 石 (いし, ishi) Latin: lapis (1, 2) Polish: kamień m (1) Portuguese: pedra f Romanian: piatră f Spanish: piedra f (1,2,4) Tupinambá: itá Transitive verb To kill by pelting with stones. (Slang) To intoxicate, especially with narcotics. Translations Breton: labezañ, meinata Dutch: stenigen Finnish: kivittää German: steinigen Interlingua: lapidar Portuguese: apedrejar, lapidar Spanish: lapidar Adjective Constructed of stone (stone walls). Translations Breton: maen Bulgarian: каменен m Dutch: stenen Finnish: kivinen Interlingua: de petra, petrose Portuguese: de pedra, pétreo Spanish: de piedra, pétreo m, pétrea f Adverb Absolutely, completely. (stone dead, stone deaf)
