- ERST Definition Meaning - Merriam-Webster
Time Traveler The first known use of erst was in the 12th century See more words from the same century
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Erst definition: before the present time; formerly See examples of ERST used in a sentence
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With reference to time periods and moments, the opposite of erst is schon Erst emphasizes how long it is until something happens or how recently it has happened, whereas schon how soon in the future or far in the past
- erst, adj. adv. meanings, etymology and more | Oxford English Dictionary
Sooner, earlier; before a specified time or event: esp with negatives; not erst: not before, not till then Obsolete
- ERST definition in American English | Collins English Dictionary
Word origin [bef 1000; ME erest, OE ǣrest (c OHG ērist, G erst), equiv to ǣr ere + -est -est1]
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Define erst erst synonyms, erst pronunciation, erst translation, English dictionary definition of erst adv Archaic Erstwhile American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, Fifth Edition
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“You can’t jog the four flights from your university office up to the seminar room as erst you did and still speak sentences when you get there ” John Barth; Romancing the Muse; The New York Times; Jan 20, 1991 See more usage examples of erst in Vocabulary com’s dictionary
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From Middle English erst, arst, erest, from Old English ǣrest (“first, erst, at first, before all”), from Proto-Germanic *airist (“erst”) Cognate with Scots erst (“erst”), Dutch eerst
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