lastest

As a verb lastest

is archaic second-person singular of last.

As an adjective latest is

superlative of late.

As an adverb latest is

superlative of late POS=adverb.

As a noun latest is

the most recent thing, particularly information or news.

As a verb lastest

is archaic second-person singular of last.

As an adjective leastest is

least.

As an adjective lostest

is superlative of lost.

As a verb lastest is

archaic second-person singular of last.

As verbs the difference between lastest and castest

is that lastest is (archaic) (last) while castest is (cast).

As verbs the difference between lastest and fastest

is that lastest is archaic second-person singular of last while fastest is archaic second-person singular of fast.

As an adjective fastest is

superlative of fast.

As an adverb fastest is

superlative of fast pos=adverb.

As verbs the difference between wastest and lastest

is that wastest is archaic second-person singular of waste lang=en while lastest is archaic second-person singular of last.

In archaic terms the difference between tastest and lastest

is that tastest is archaic second-person singular of taste while lastest is archaic second-person singular of last.

In archaic terms the difference between lustest and lastest

is that lustest is archaic second-person singular of lust while lastest is archaic second-person singular of last.

In archaic|lang=en terms the difference between lastest and listest

is that lastest is (archaic) (last) while listest is (archaic) (list).

As verbs the difference between lastest and listest

is that lastest is (archaic) (last) while listest is (archaic) (list).

As an adjective vastest

is (vast).

As a verb lastest is

(archaic) (last).