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past- Solid, firm. - fast1; shamefaced, steadfast, from Old English fæst, fixed, firm;
- avast, from Middle Dutch vast, firm, fast. Both a and b from Germanic *fastuz, firm, fast.
- fasten, from Old English fæstnian, to fasten, establish, from Germanic *fastinōn, to make firm or fast.
- handfast, from Old Norse festa, to fix, affirm, from Germanic causative *fastjan, to make firm.
- fast2, from Old English fæstan, to abstain from food;
- breakfast, from Old Norse fasta, to abstain from food. Both a and b from Germanic *fastēn, to hold fast, observe abstinence.
[Pokorny pasto‑ 789.] |
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