Stallion

Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 496
staJ'yun, n. a horse not castrated. [Lit. ‘a horse kept in the stall,* Fr. estalon (Fr. £talon), trough Low L, from O. Ger stall (see Stall; Stalwart, stawl' wart, adj. stout strong sturdy. [Lit worth stealing,’ A.S. stal-u>ordh. See Steal and Worthy Stamen, stl'men, nipl. Sta'men a) one of the male organs ofa flower which produce the pollen — stam ina, the principal strength of anything the firm part of a body which supports the whole. [Lit. ‘a thread, L. stamen (pi. sta iuina\ the warp in an upright loom, hence, a thread sto, K. Stand; like Gr. stemdn from stinai, to stand.]
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