stand \stænd\

1. lütï
   • Stand over there while I clean the floor.
   • A house divided against itself cannot stand. — (Abraham Lincoln, - , avant la Guerre civile américaine)
   • The works of Shakespeare have stood the test of time.
   • If the Protocol is allowed to stand, the Belfast Agreement and all the other safeguards that ensure that Northern Ireland must remain British until a majority wants a change in its status will effectively mean nothing. — (Has the Northern Ireland Protocol undermined the United Kingdom? , Wednesday June 02, 2021)
   • I can’t stand all this smoke in the room.

• Karan, Elke, Kêtê bakarî tî Sängö: Farânzi, Angelëe na Yângâ tî Zâmani, 1st ed. , 1995 → dîko mbëtï