Definition of statera in English:

statera

noun staˈtɛːrə

historical

A scale or balance consisting of a lever with arms of unequal length, which moves on a fulcrum.

Origin

Mid 16th century; earliest use found in Leonard Digges (c1515–?c1559), mathematician. From classical Latin statēra kind of balance, steelyard, in early use partly via Italian stadera, †statera.

Definition of statera in US English:

statera

nounstaˈtɛːrə

historical

A scale or balance consisting of a lever with arms of unequal length, which moves on a fulcrum.

Origin

Mid 16th century; earliest use found in Leonard Digges (c1515–?c1559), mathematician. From classical Latin statēra kind of balance, steelyard, in early use partly via Italian stadera, † statera.

单词	statera
释义	Definition of statera in English: statera noun staˈtɛːrə historical A scale or balance consisting of a lever with arms of unequal length, which moves on a fulcrum. Origin Mid 16th century; earliest use found in Leonard Digges (c1515–?c1559), mathematician. From classical Latin statēra kind of balance, steelyard, in early use partly via Italian stadera, †statera. Definition of statera in US English: statera nounstaˈtɛːrə historical A scale or balance consisting of a lever with arms of unequal length, which moves on a fulcrum. Origin Mid 16th century; earliest use found in Leonard Digges (c1515–?c1559), mathematician. From classical Latin statēra kind of balance, steelyard, in early use partly via Italian stadera, † statera.
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