wist: Fahasamihafan'ny versiona

{{also|-wist}}

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=== Etymology 1 ===

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= {{-e-mat-|en}} =

'''wist'''

# {{archaic}} Endrika efa lasa an'ny matoanteny [[wit]]

#* '''''a''1796''', [[w:Robert Burns|Robert Burns]], "Bonie Jean: A Ballad", in ''Poems and Songs'', P.F. Collier & Son (1909–14), Bartleby.com (2001), [http://www.bartleby.com/6/419.html],

#*: And lang ere witless Jeanie '''wist''', / Her heart was tint, her peace was stown!

=== Etymology 2 ===

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= {{-e-mat-|en}} =

{{en-verb}}

# {{nonstandard|obsolete}} To [[know]], [[be]] [[aware]] of.

===== Usage notes =====

* {{rft-sense}} This use of ''[[wist]]'' was never a part of the regular English language; rather, it resulted from the erroneous attempted use of archaisms.

=== Anagrams ===

* {{alphagram|istw}}

* [[wits#English|wits]]

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== Dutch ==

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* {{audio|Nl-wist.ogg|audio}}

{{-e-mat-|en}}

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# {{nl-verb-form|n=sg|t=past|m=ind|weten}}

# {{nl-verb-form|p=23|n=sg|t=pres|m=ind|wissen}}

# {{nl-verb-form|n=pl|m=imp|wissen}}

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== Old English ==

=== Etymology ===

A derivative of {{etyl|ang|-}} ''[[wesan]]'' "to exist, be". Cognate with Old Saxon [[wist#Old Saxon|wist]], Old High German [[wist#Old High German|wist]], Old Norse [[vist]], Gothic {{Goth|[[𐍅𐌹𐍃𐍄𐍃]]}}.

{{-pron-|en}}

* {{IPA|/wɪst/|lang=ang}}

=== Noun ===

{{ang-noun|g=f}}

# [[being]], [[existence]]; [[well-being]]

# [[abundance]], [[plenty]]; [[provisions]], [[food]]

# [[feast]]; [[meal]]; [[delicacy]]

==== Declension ====

{{ang-decl-noun|wist|wiste|wist|wiste|wiste|wista|wiste|wistum}}

[[Sokajy:English irregular past participles]]

[[Sokajy:English irregular simple past forms]]

 

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