see|Gast|gäst
English

Etymology
Old English gæstan|gǣstan.

Pronunciation
IPA|/g�:st/

Verb
en-verb

1. obsolete to frighten

Breton

Noun
gast f, pl gasted/gastoù

1. A whore, a bitch

Category:Breton nouns
Category:br:Pejoratives
Category:br:Vulgarities

Dutch

Noun
nl-noun

1. guest
2. (mainly in combinations) man, worker
3. (colloquial) dude, chap; thus the diminutive gastje means kid

Derived terms
spuitgast

Related terms
gastheer m, gastvrouw f
gasthuis
logeerkamer
gastvrijheid

Old High German

Etymology
Common Germanic *gastiz, from Indo-European *gÊ°os-ti-s, whence also Old Norse gestr

Noun
gast m

1. guest

Category:Old High German nouns

Swedish

Noun
sv-noun-reg-ar
gast

1. member of the crew on a ship
2. sv-archaic ghost

Welsh

Noun
gast f

1. A bitch

Category:Welsh nouns
Category:cy:Pejoratives
Category:cy:Vulgarities

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