|
|
1. (adj.) staid
of decorous, sedate, or solemn character.
2. staid
fixed, settled, or permanent.
|
| Definition of 'staid' |
Princeton's WordNet |
|
1. (adj) sedate, staid
characterized by dignity and propriety
|
| Definition of 'staid' |
Webster Dictionary |
|
1. (adj) staid
sober; grave; steady; sedate; composed; regular; not wild, volatile, or fanciful
2. staid
of Stay
|
|
|
Sense: (over-)serious or old-fashioned
A person of staid appearance/habits.
|
 Afrikaans: outydse |
 Arabic: رَزين، رَصين، وَقور |
 Bulgarian: улегнал |
 Brazilian: sério |
 Czech: usedlý |
 German: seriös |
 Danish: sat; adstadig |
 Greek: σοβαρός, συντηρητικός |
 Estonian: vanameelne, alalhoidlik |
 Farsi: جدي و متين |
 Finnish: tosikkomainen |
 French: posé, sérieux |
 Hebrew: מְיוּשַב |
 Hindi: गंभीर |
 Croatian: ozbiljan, staložen |
 Hungarian: higgadt |
 Indonesian: agung |
 Icelandic: settlegur; alvarlegur |
 Italian: posato, serio |
 Japanese: 落ち着いた |
 Korean: 침착한 |
 Lithuanian: rimtas, senamadiškas |
 Latvian: nosvērts; izturēts; vecmo |
 Malay: fesyen lama |
 Dutch: bezadigd |
 Norwegian: satt, adstadig |
 Polish: poważny, staroświecki |
 Portuguese: sério |
 Romanian: afectat, pedant |
 Russian: степенный |
 Slovak: vážny; staromódny, usadlý |
 Slovenian: resen |
 Serbian: staložen |
 Swedish: lugn, stadgad |
 Thai: คร่ำครึ |
 Turkish: ağırbaşlı |
 Taiwanese: 老式的，保守的 |
 Ukrainian: статечний; старомодний |
 Urdu: سنجیدہ |
 Vietnamese: trầm tính, ù lì |
 Chinese: 老式的，保守的 |
Get even more translations for staid...
|
|
|
|
|
|
| Alternative search options for 'staid' |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
Definitions of staid 
