-est1
/ɪst/suffix
Forming the superlative of adjectives (such as shortest, widest), and of adverbs (such as soonest).
Origin
Old English -ost-, -ust-, -ast-.
-est2
/ɪst/(also -st)
suffix archaic
Forming the second person singular of verbs: canst goest
Origin
Old English -est, -ast, -st.
- high-handedness
- high hat
- high head
- high-headed
- high-hearted
- high-heeled
- high heels
- high-hole
- High Holidays
- high holy day
- High Holy Days
- high hook
- high-horsed
- high-humidity
- high hurdle
- high hurdler
- high hurdles
- high-impact
- high-income
- high-interest
- highish
- high jinks
- high jump
- high jumper
- high jumping