stoss

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ألمانية - التركية
e {şto: s} r itme; darbe; tekme; sars(ıl)ma, (geri) tepme; yığın, küme; deste, demet
tos
stoß
vuruş, darbe; yığın, küme (m)
Stoß
[der] itiş, dürtüş; darbe, vuruş; tekme; yumruk; sarsıntı; yığın, küme; tos
الإنجليزية - الإنجليزية
Facing towards the advancing flow of a glacier
Facing the direction from which a glacier moves. Used of a rock or slope in its path
Veit Stoss
born 1438/47, Swabia died 1533, Nürnberg German sculptor and wood carver. He worked mainly in Poland from 1477 to 1496; among his principal works is the majestic high altar in the Church of the Virgin Mary in Kraków (1477-89). After his return to Germany, he settled in Nürnberg and produced important wood and stone sculptures in churches there and in Bamberg. His nervous, angular forms, realistic detail, and virtuoso wood carving synthesized the sculptural styles of Flemish and Danubian art, and he exercised great influence on German late Gothic sculpture
stoss

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    () From German stoss-, from stossen (“to push”), from Old High German stōzan.
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