Best
Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 51
best, adj. (serves as superl of Good) good in the highest degree first highest most excellent. n one’s utmost endeavour the highest perfection. adv (superb of Well) in the highest degree: in the best manner. [A.S. betst, betest, best. See Bettor. Bestead, be-s»ted'> p.adj situated treated [Pfx. be, and Stead.) Bestial, best'i-al, adj like a beast vile sensual. [L bestiatts. See Beast.] Bestlallse, best'i-al-Jz v.t. to make like a beast. Bestiality, best-i-al'i n. beastline .
Readham'da tam maddeyi gor →