Steig
German
Etymology
From Middle High German stīc, from Old High German stīg, from Proto-Germanic *stīgaz (“path”), related to German steigen. Cognate with Old English stīġ ("path; footpath; narrow way"; cf. <span class="deprecated" title="Template:etyl is no longer in use. See WT:ETYM.">(deprecated template usage) [etyl] English sty (“ladder”)), Danish sti, Norwegian Bokmål sti.
Pronunciation
Noun
Steig m (genitive Steiges or Steigs, plural Steige)
Declension
Derived terms
Further reading
- “Steig” in Duden online
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