Storey

Definitions

1. A surname.
2. A floor or level of a building or ship.
3. A vertical level in certain letters, such as a and g.
4. An unincorporated community in Madera County, California, United States.
5. A building; an edifice.
   obsolete

Equivalents

66 more languages

Afrikaansverdieping

አማርኛፎቅ

العربيةالطابقدورطابقطبقة+ 1 more

Azərbaycan dilimərtəbəqat

Беларускаяпаверх

Българскиетажкат

বাংলাতলাতালা

Bosanskietažakătkatpapašalzbojкатспрат+ 5 more

Catalàpis

Češtinaetážpatropodlažíposchodí+ 1 more

Cymraegllawr

Dansketagesal

Ελληνικάόροφοςπάτωμα

Esperantoetaĝo

Eestikorrus

Suomikerros

Gaeilgestórurlár

Gàidhliglobhta

Galegoandarpisoplantasobrado+ 1 more

ગુજરાતીમાળ

ʻŌlelo Hawaiʻipapa

עבריתקומה

हिन्दीतलमंज़िल

Hrvatskietažakătkatpapašalzbojкатспрат+ 5 more

Magyaremeletszint

Հայերենհարկ

Bahasa Indonesialantaitingkat

Íslenskahæð

Italianolivellopiano

日本語階

ქართულიიარუსისართული

Қазақ тіліқабатқатар

ភាសាខ្មែរជាន់

한국어층

KurdîAraskatmertebepapapîanopîşpîspîşoqatsalşal+ 8 more

Latinatabulatiotabulatum

LëtzebuergeschStack

ລາວຊັ້ນຖ່ານພູມ

Lietuviųaukštas

Македонскикатспрат

മലയാളംനിലം

Монголдавхар

मराठीमजला

Bahasa Melayuarastingkat

Maltisular

မြန်မာအထပ်

Nederlandsetageverdiepverdieping

Polskikondygnacjakondygnacyjnypiętropoziom+ 1 more

Portuguêsandarpiso

Românăetajnivel

Русскийуровеньэтажярус

Slovenčinaposchodie

Shqipkat

Српскиetažakătkatpapašalzbojкатспрат+ 5 more

Svenskavåning

Kiswahilisakafu

తెలుగుఅంతస్తు

ไทยชั้น

Türkmençeetažmertebe

Tagalogpatong

Türkçekat

ئۇيغۇرچەقەۋەت

Українськапо́верхповерховий

اردوطبقہمنزل

O'zbekchaqavat

Tiếng Việttang

Examples

“For superstitious reasons, many buildings number⟳ their 13th storey as 14, bypassing 13 entirely.”

“a multi-storey car park⟳”

“It was re-built in the year 1659, and conſiſts of two ſtories of aſhler work⟳.—The loweſt, or ground flat, on each ſide of the main gate, is occupied by ſhops, and in the ſecond ſtorey, a range of large windows, with triangular pediments, give⟳ light⟳ to the Hall.”

“Let⟳ the ſtreet be 100 feet in breadth, from front to front; ſunk ſtorey, from front to paliſade, 10 feet; breadth of pavement, 8 feet; the height of the houſe 2 ſtories, 15 feet each, from floor to floor; […]”

“Each of the succeeding stories should be furnished in the same manner, with the platforms directly above one another, to afford⟳ protection against loose materials falling upon the man at the pump. If the water is wanted in the second storey, open⟳ the ejection pipe and cock below, shut⟳ the cock above, and direct⟳ the ejection pipe to where it is wanted.”

“This was the era of the polykatoikia, the apartment block⟳ built of unadorned concrete and typically five or six storeys high.”

“The IPA symbol for a voiced velar stop⟳ is the single-storey , not the double-storey”

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