Proto-Baltic: *stag-ar-a-, -ia- c., *steg-er-ia- c., *stag-ut-a- c., -iā̃ f.; *stēg-a- c., *stēg-ā̂ f.
Meaning: dry
Lithuanian: stãgara-s, stegerī̃-s `dürrer, verdorrter, vertrockneter (Kraut-, Pflanzen)staengel, -strunk; dürrer, blattloser (Baum)ast; dürres Reis; Spule (der Vogelfeder), Federkiel', stagarī̃-s `dürres Reis', dial. stagùta-s `eine Art Holzpflug', stagùtē `Pflug'
Lettish: stę̄ga, stę̄gs `lange Stange, langer Stock, Pike, Spiess, grosse Rute', stagars: stāv kā stagars
Old Prussian: steege 'Scheuer'
