No. 17,189 in Russian
стоп
"Stop" - a command to cease movement or action; also used as "halt."
In a sentence
Стоп, что ты делаешь?
Stop, what are you doing?
This usage of 'стоп' is an imperative form used to command someone to halt their action.
Мы взяли стоп продуктов на неделю.
We took a week's worth of provisions.
Here, 'стоп' is used colloquially to indicate a full quantity or a grouping, such as a week's amount.
Стопка бумаги лежала на столе.
A stack of paper lay on the table.
In this case, 'стоп' appears as part of the word 'стопка', meaning 'stack' or 'pile', showing the word's root used within another term.
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