stasidion

[ stuh-sid-ee-uhn ]

/ stəˈsɪd i ən /

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noun, plural sta·sid·i·a

[stuh-sid-ee-uh]. /stəˈsɪd i ə/.

a choir stall in an Orthodox church.

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Origin of stasidion

<Medieval Greek stasídion station, seat in a church, probably equivalent to Greek stás(is) position, station (see stasis) + -idion diminutive suffix

Words nearby stasidion

starwort, Stary Oskol, stash, stashie, Stasi, stasidion, stasimon, stasis, Stassen, stat, statampere