suff.
- Something that stabilizes: rheostat.
- A device for reflecting something specified in a constant direction: heliostat.
- Something that inhibits: fungistat.
[New Latin -stata, from Greek -statēs, one that causes to stand, or statos, standing.]
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[New Latin -stata, from Greek -statēs, one that causes to stand, or statos, standing.]
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