stative（n.）
in linguistics and in Hebrew grammar, indicating the case of certain verbs indicating a physical state, or intransitive or reflexive action, 1874, from Latin stativus "standing still," from status "a station, position, place" (see state (n.1)). Earlier in English it was an adjective meaning "stationary, fixed" (of a date, etc.); by 1630s.
该词起源时间：1874年