| Links | |
|---|---|
| etymological origin of | epo: ŝtuparo |
| etymology | deu: Stufe |
| has derived form | epo: ŝtupoj |
| lexical category | noun |
| semantically related | epo: ŝtuparo |
| semantically related | epo: ŝtuparplataĵo |
| semantically related | epo: altaĵo |
| semantically related | epo: alteco |
| semantically related | epo: alto |
| semantically related | epo: amplekso |
| semantically related | epo: diplomo |
| semantically related | epo: etapo |
| semantically related | epo: fenestrokruceto |
| semantically related | epo: fenestrokruco |
| semantically related | epo: grado |
| semantically related | epo: graduso |
| semantically related | epo: graduso1 |
| semantically related | epo: kvanto |
| semantically related | epo: kvociento |
| semantically related | epo: noto |
| semantically related | epo: paŝo |
| semantically related | epo: perono |
| semantically related | epo: pozicio |
| semantically related | epo: proporcio |
| semantically related | epo: rango |
| semantically related | epo: stacio |
| semantically related | epo: stato |
| semantically related | epo: statuso |
| translation | eng: degree |
| translation | eng: stage |
| translation | eng: step |
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