naarstig. IPA(key): /nust/ Hyphenation: <span class="searchmatch">noest</span> Rhymes: -ust <span class="searchmatch">noest</span> (comparative noester, superlative meest <span class="searchmatch">noest</span> or noestst) (dated) industrious 2023 December...
snote (dated or formal) singular past subjunctive of snuiten <span class="searchmatch">noest</span>...
IPA(key): /dip.<span class="searchmatch">nœst</span>/ dipneuste m (plural dipneustes) lungfish “dipneuste”, in Trésor de la langue française informatisé [Digitized Treasury of the French...
Borrowed from Norwegian nøst, from Old Norse naust (“boathouse”). IPA(key): /<span class="searchmatch">nœst</span>/ nøst n (singular definite nøstet, plural indefinite nøst) a boathouse [1]...
*oest (attested only with proclitic n as <span class="searchmatch">noest</span>), from Old Dutch *uost, *ōst, from Proto-West Germanic *ōst. <span class="searchmatch">noest</span> oest m (plural oesten) a knot or knurl...
(visitors) tastily (i.e., to give them tasty treats to eat) visu gardi <span class="searchmatch">noēst</span> ― to eat everything with appetite Kalpiņš gardi nosmiesies ― Kalpiņš laughed...
diminutive kwastje n) tassel fine-haired brush knot (in wood) Synonyms: knoest, <span class="searchmatch">noest</span> weird and/or stuck-up person Afrikaans: kwas → Aukan: kwasi → Indonesian:...
nāca, kad kules bija pilnas... no jauna devās atkal ubagot, kad viss bija <span class="searchmatch">noēsts</span> ― he came home when his (begging) bags were full... (then) again he went...
(dialectal) weer n (uncountable) callus knot in wood Synonyms: knoest, <span class="searchmatch">noest</span>, kwast foxing (in textiles) weeroog (dialectal) From older weder, from Middle...
"sting", "bite"): dzelt, kost prefixed verbs: aizēst apēst ieēst izēst <span class="searchmatch">noēst</span> paēst pieēst saēst uzēst other derived terms: ēdājs, ēdāja ēdiens, ēdienkarte...