Stag
Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 496
stag, n. the male deer, e.sp. one of the red deer, /cm Hind Icc. stegg-r, a male bird, \orkshire tee. a gander, Scot, stag, staig, a young horse prob. from root stig, to mount J Stage, n an elevated platform, esp. in a theatre: theatre theatrical representations; any place of exhibition or j*crfnrma:ice a place of rest on a journey ot road distance between pi ices dvgret* of progre . [O. Fr. outage (Fr. ftage,, a story of u house, through a L, form statutes, from do, E. Stand, Stagecoach, kfjrli, «. a coach that runs regularly with pa engers from stage to stage. StagO player, staj'-p!a' , n a player on the stage.
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