attarst in All languages combined

Forms: attarst [indefinite, singular], attarste [definite, singular], attarst [plural], attarste [plural] [Show additional information ▼] [Hide additional information ▲]

Etymology: From Old Norse aptastr, epztr. The -r- may be by analogy with now superseded innarst (“innermost”). Etymology templates: {{inh|nn|non|aptastr}} Old Norse aptastr, {{m|non|epztr}} epztr, {{m|nn|innarst|t=innermost}} innarst (“innermost”) Head templates: {{head|nn|adjective|indefinite singular|attarst|definite singular|attarste|plural|attarst|or|attarste|cat2=superlative adjectives}} attarst (indefinite singular attarst, definite singular attarste, plural attarst or attarste)

Adverb [Norwegian Nynorsk]

Alternative forms

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"attarst" meaning in All languages combined

Adjective [Norwegian Nynorsk]

Adverb [Norwegian Nynorsk]

Alternative forms