What does the stake mean?

Interpretation of stakes (1) [stakes]: Pointed stakes or other materials usually inserted or intended to be inserted into the land for a specific purpose (such as stakes for supporting plants, frame members or cattle and horses, as boundary markers for marking boundaries, foundations or land ownership) (2) [stakes]: a piece of wood or metal usually inserted into the ground in a cone shape (for example, marking boundaries or dividing lines or marking property claims by erecting stakes). Treat the symptoms, not the root cause. Mark: trademark. Road signs. Mark. Sign. Ruler's slogan To express in words or other things: express. Title. Price tag. Advertise (originally for revealing and displaying; Later extended to propaganda and boasting). Interpretation of pile (pile) A wooden stick or column with one end inserted into the ground: a pile. Piling. A stake. Quantifier refers to an event: a thing. Radical: wood.