Sta·bat Ma·ter 
(stä′bät mätər, stăb′ăt mātər)
(stä′bät mätər, stăb′ăt mātər)n.
1. A medieval Latin hymn on the sorrows of the Virgin Mary at the Crucifixion.
2. A musical setting for this hymn.
[From Medieval Latin Stābat Māter (dolōrōsa), the Mother was standing (full of sorrow), the first words of the hymn : Latin stābat, third person sing. imperfect tense of stāre, to stand + Medieval Latin Māter, Mother (of God).]
- on one's hands
- on (one's) head
- on one's head
- on (one's) honor
- on one's honor
- on (one's) last legs
- on one's last legs
- on (one's) mettle
- on one's mettle
- on (one's) own
- on one's own
- on (one's) own account
- on one's own account
- on (one's) own ground
- on one's own ground
- on (one's) own hook
- on one's own hook
- on (one's) own initiative
- on one's own initiative
- on (one's) radar/radar screen
- on one's radar screen
- on one's radar screen
- on (one's) soapbox
- on one's soapbox
- on (one's)/the way