terms |
likest |
As a noun terms
is .
As a verb likest is
.
As an adjective likest is
(archaic) (
like).
likes |
likest |
As verbs the difference between likes and likest
is that
likes is third-person singular of like while
likest is archaic second-person singular of like lang=en.
As a noun likes
is plural of lang=en.
As an adjective likest is
superlative of like.
likedst |
likest |
In archaic terms the difference between likedst and likest
is that
likedst is second-person singular past of lang=en while
likest is superlative of like.
As an adjective likest is
superlative of like.
liest |
likest |
As verbs the difference between liest and likest
is that
liest is while
likest is .
As an adjective likest is
(archaic) (
like).
lickest |
likest |
In archaic|lang=en terms the difference between lickest and likest
is that
lickest is (archaic) (
lick) while
likest is (archaic) (
like).
As verbs the difference between lickest and likest
is that
lickest is (archaic) (
lick) while
likest is .
As an adjective likest is
(archaic) (
like).
likest |
litest |
As adjectives the difference between likest and litest
is that
likest is (archaic) (
like) while
litest is (
lite).
As a verb likest
is .
likest |
livest |
In archaic terms the difference between likest and livest
is that
likest is superlative of like while
livest is second-person singular present simple form of
live
As an adjective likest
is superlative of like.
likest | linkest |
In archaic terms the difference between likest and linkest
is that
likest is superlative of like while
linkest is archaic second-person singular of link.
As an adjective likest
is superlative of like.
