terms |
hearest |
As a noun terms
is .
As a verb hearest is
(archaic) second-person singular present simple form of
hear .
hearest |
heapest |
In archaic terms the difference between hearest and heapest
is that
hearest is second-person singular present simple form of
hearheapest is archaic second-person singular of heap.
hearest |
healest |
In archaic terms the difference between hearest and healest
is that
hearest is second-person singular present simple form of
hearhealest is archaic second-person singular of heal.
hearest |
dearest |
As a verb hearest
is second-person singular present simple form of
hear
As an adjective dearest is
superlative of dear.
As a noun dearest is
a beloved person; a term of endearment.
heardest | hearest |
In archaic|lang=en terms the difference between heardest and hearest
is that
heardest is (archaic) second-person singular past simple form of
hear while
hearest is (archaic) second-person singular present simple form of
hear .
As verbs the difference between heardest and hearest
is that
heardest is (archaic) second-person singular past simple form of
hear while
hearest is (archaic) second-person singular present simple form of
hear .
fearest | hearest |
In archaic terms the difference between fearest and hearest
is that fearest is second-person singular present simple form of fearhearest is second-person singular present simple form of
hear
hearest | headrest |
As a verb hearest
is second-person singular present simple form of
hear
As a noun headrest is
the part of a seat designed to support the head.
hearest | heardst |
In archaic terms the difference between hearest and heardst
is that hearest is second-person singular present simple form of hearheardst is form of second-person singular simple past|hear.
hearest | rearest |
As a verb hearest
is second-person singular present simple form of
hear
As an adjective rearest is
superlative of rear.
hearest | nearest |
As a verb hearest
is second-person singular present simple form of
hear
As an adjective nearest is
closest to, superlative of near.
As a preposition nearest is
closest to.
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