Ma'anar ƙamus na kalmar "stony" ita ce: An rufe shi ko siffanta shi da duwatsu ko gutsuttsuran dutse. ko dumi. Misali, "kallon dutse" ko "shiru mai duwatsu."
The noise of his boots running over the stony ground prevented him from hearing whether there was anyone, anything, in pursuit.
How many years of practice had it taken to get that stony expression down pat?
It had rained during the night, so the trail up to the grotto, although largely stony, also had places where mud and puddles prevailed.
Their deformed heads were masked with simple helmets that appeared more like stony blobs of petrified feces than protective headgear.
At the end of the walling, he crossed to turn left up a rough track, which in turn forked left, taking him on to a stony track between high bracken-clad banks overhung with blackthorn and rowan.
Sometimes we saw little towns or castles on the top of steep hills such as we see in old missals sometimes we ran by rivers and streams which seemed from the wide stony margin on each side of them to be subject to great floods.
Brenddel kept a stony face as they were led through the kingdom on an ornate cart pulled by twelve of the largest dogs Asa had ever seen.
Figures burst into existence on the stony plain before her.
Edward, his expression stony, had been unable to watch as the dead were removed from the hall.
It came and went, quickly replaced with his stony mask again.
