Fast: Porovnání verzí

Verze z 25. 11. 2014, 14:58

Origin:

Common Germanic: OE fæst corresponds to Old Frisian fest

cognate with Gothic fastan (to keep, guard, observe)

Forms:

OE-ME - fæst

ME - fest, faste

ModE - fast

Meaning:

- 9th century: firmly fixed, attached to

- 16th century: rapid, quick (from adverb)

- verb - "abstain from food," the verb in the sense "to make fast" continued in ME, but was superseded by fasten

- semantic shift - widening of the meaning

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 - 9th century: firmly fixed, attached to