latost

Old English

Alternative forms

Etymology

læt +‎ -ost.

Adjective

latost (positive læt)

  1. superlative degree of læt; latest
  2. last

Declension

Declension of latost — Strong
Singular Masculine Feminine Neuter
Nominative latost latost latost
Accusative latostne latoste latost
Genitive latostes latostre latostes
Dative latostum latostre latostum
Instrumental latoste latostre latoste
Plural Masculine Feminine Neuter
Nominative latoste latosta, latoste latost
Accusative latoste latosta, latoste latost
Genitive latostra latostra latostra
Dative latostum latostum latostum
Instrumental latostum latostum latostum
Declension of latost — Weak
Singular Masculine Feminine Neuter
Nominative latosta latoste latoste
Accusative latostan latostan latoste
Genitive latostan latostan latostan
Dative latostan latostan latostan
Instrumental latostan latostan latostan
Plural Masculine Feminine Neuter
Nominative latostan latostan latostan
Accusative latostan latostan latostan
Genitive latostra, latostena latostra, latostena latostra, latostena
Dative latostum latostum latostum
Instrumental latostum latostum latostum

Adverb

latost

  1. recently. lately
    • c. 10th-11th, Aethelwold, "The Benedictine Rule"
      Æfter his līfes ġeearnunga and æfter his wīsdōmes lāre sig ġecoren, sē ðe tō abbodhāde sceal, ēac swylce þēah ðe hē latost tō mynstre cōme and ytemest siġ on endebyrdnysse þǣre ġeferrǣdene.
      After his merits of life and after his instruction of wisdom be chosen, he must as abbotrank, also as such however which he recently came to the monastery and would be in the lowest order of the church.
  2. latest

Descendants

  • Middle English: latest, latst
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