stack
Stack (Lower German stapel 'stored goods'; compare Staffel ) denotes:
- a neatly stacked pile, see beige
- Stack (unit) , old French unit of volume
- an organization method for goods in logistics, see stacked goods
- Port and storage areas for goods on land, especially during the Hanseatic period , see stacking rights
- a blind shaft in mining
- in shipbuilding a support device for ships, see launching
- in the textile industry the length of the fiber of a material still to be spun, see staple (textile fiber)
- Batch , in computer science a sequence of tasks to be processed automatically, see batch processing
- a special data structure in computer science, see stack memory
- In the card game, the not dealt playing cards that are face down in the middle, see pile (card game)
- a (mostly for static reasons) standing wooden bell tower in northern Germany apart from a church, see bell stack
Stack is the name of the following places:
- Stapel (Schleswig-Flensburg district) , municipality in Schleswig-Holstein
- Stapel (Altmärkische Höhe) , a district of the municipality Altmärkische Höhe in the district of Stendal, Saxony-Anhalt
- Stapel (Amt Neuhaus) , a district of the municipality of Amt Neuhaus in the district of Lueneburg, Lower Saxony
- Stapel (Hanover) , was a medieval inland port on the leash in Hanover
- Stapel (Horstedt) , a district of the municipality Horstedt in the district of Rotenburg (Wümme), Lower Saxony
- Stapel (Uplengen) , a district of the municipality of Uplengen in the district of Leer, Lower Saxony
- Haus Stapel , a moated castle in the Münsterland region
- Stapel is the old Flemish-Dutch name of the northern French city of Étaples
Stapel is the family name of the following people:
- Arnold Stapel (Stapil; * 1360/1370, † 1416), priest of the Teutonic Order and bishop of the Kulm diocese
- August Stapel (1801–1871), German architect, construction officer and draftsman
- Diederik Stapel (* 1966), former university professor and Dutch social psychologist
- Eduard Stapel (1953–2017), German theologian, spokesman for the Lesbian and Gay Association in Germany (1990–2006)
- Huub Stapel (* 1954), Dutch actor
- Johann Friedrich Stapel († 1678), German Evangelical Lutheran clergyman and author of edification writings
- Johannes Bodaeus van Stapel (1602–1636), Dutch doctor and botanist
- Matthias von Kerckerinck zu Stapel (1628–1684), official resignation in Bruchsal and councilor of Mainz
- Wilhelm Stapel (1882–1954), German political publicist and head of the Hamburg Circle
See also:
- Pile , relay , stack
- Stacking law in medieval law
Wiktionary: stacks - explanations of meanings, word origins, synonyms, translations
