Associations to the word «Stade»
Noun
- Municipal
- Coupe
- Toulouse
- Montpellier
- Germain
- Marseille
- Bremen
- Hanover
- Clermont
- Toulon
- Bordeaux
- Rc
- Lille
- Yves
- Nantes
- Gaulle
- Stadium
- Havre
- Roland
- Laval
- Brest
- Lyon
- Casablanca
- Electorate
- Algiers
- Saxony
- Denis
- Duchy
- Athletics
- Strasbourg
- Metz
- France
- Mohamed
- Mali
- Rugby
- Luxembourg
- Brutus
- Rouen
- Soprano
- Gabon
- Lausanne
- Heinz
- Hamburg
- Alphonse
- Joachim
- Armand
- Marcel
- Algeria
- Tunisia
- Senegal
- Dax
- Siegfried
- Paris
- Auguste
- Nice
- Vichy
- Bern
- Leinster
- Circumference
- Togo
- Cameroon
- Cannes
- Von
- Des
- Munster
- Final
- Pierre
- Tunis
- Bsc
- Capacity
- Match
- Gaston
- Pts
- Friendly
- Georges
- Clay
- Morocco
- Principality
- Tennis
- De
- Bernhard
- Parma
- Fixture
- Princes
- Tours
- Arrondissement
- Sedan
- Boulogne
- Seychelles
- Fifa
Verb
Wiktionary
STADE, noun. A landing place or wharf.
STADE, noun. (historical) A Roman unit of measurement equal to approximately 190 meters.
STADE, noun. (obsolete) A stadium.
STADE, proper noun. A city in Lower Saxony, Germany
Wise words
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