statera
/staˈtɛːrə/historical in later use
noun
A scale or balance consisting of a lever with arms of unequal length, which moves on a fulcrum.
- After 18th cent., chiefly with reference to ancient Roman devices..
Origin
Mid 16th century; earliest use found in Leonard Digges (c1515–?c1559), mathematician. From classical Latin statēra kind of balance, steelyard, in early use partly via Italian stadera, †statera.
- Schwann, Theodor
- Schwarzenegger, Arnold
- Schwarzkopf, Dame Elisabeth
- Schwarzkopf, H. Norman
- Schwarzschild black hole
- Schwarzwald
- Schweinfurt
- Schweitzer, Albert
- Schweiz
- Schwerin
- Schwyz
- Schwäbisch Gmünd
- Schütz, Heinrich
- sciaena
- pardao
- pardessus
- pardessus de viole
- pardine
- pardner
- pardon
- pardonable
- pardonably
- pardonee
- pardoner
- pardon general