Stove

Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 502
Muv, n. an apparatus with a fire for warm- ing a room, cooking, —v to heat or keep warm. (C>rig. ‘a hothouse,’ allied to Low Ger. stove, O. Ger. stupa Ger. stubs, room) cf. also It. stu/a Fr. etnjc — Low L. stub a but whether the Low L woid from the O. Ger., or vice vers a, doubtful Cf. Stew Stow, sto. v place to arrange to by packing things m. [Partly from M. E. stowwen to bring to a stand, partly from M. E. stowen, to place— sto-,f. a place — A.S stov cf. Dut. muen, to stow, to push, Ger. stauen.)
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