Etymology
Step 1: Old English "stepe" Step 2: Proto-Germanic "*stapanō"
Meaning
A distance taken in one stride or pace; a short distance; a small step.
Origin
The term "step" comes from the Old English word "stepe," which is derived from the Proto-Germanic word "*stapanō," meaning "to tread or stamp." The term has been used in English since before the 10th century.
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