terms |
hastest |
As a noun terms
is .
As a verb hastest is
(archaic) (
haste).
vastest |
hastest |
As an adjective vastest
is superlative of vast.
As a verb hastest is
archaic second-person singular of haste.
hastest |
hastes |
As verbs the difference between hastest and hastes
is that
hastest is archaic second-person singular of haste while
hastes is third-person singular of haste.
hastest |
haltest |
In archaic terms the difference between hastest and haltest
is that
hastest is archaic second-person singular of haste while
haltest is archaic second-person singular of halt.
lastest |
hastest |
In archaic terms the difference between lastest and hastest
is that
lastest is archaic second-person singular of last while
hastest is archaic second-person singular of haste.
chastest |
hastest |
As an adjective chastest
is superlative of chaste.
As a verb hastest is
archaic second-person singular of haste.
hastiest |
hastest |
As an adjective hastiest
is superlative of hasty.
As a verb hastest is
archaic second-person singular of haste.
fastest |
hastest |
As verbs the difference between fastest and hastest
is that
fastest is (
fast) while
hastest is (archaic) (
haste).
As an adjective fastest
is (
fast).
As an adverb fastest
is .
hastest |
wastest |
As verbs the difference between hastest and wastest
is that
hastest is archaic second-person singular of haste while
wastest is archaic second-person singular of waste lang=en.
hastest |
hatest |
In archaic terms the difference between hastest and hatest
is that
hastest is archaic second-person singular of haste while
hatest is second-person singular present simple form of
hate
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