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was คือ: นี่คือโพสต์ที่เกี่ยวข้องกับหัวข้อนี้

Was, waš, Waś, wäs, wäs-, wąs

,

Wąs

English

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Etymology

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From Middle English , from Old English , from Proto-Germanic , (compare Scots , West Frisian (dated, is generally preferred today), Dutch , Low German , German , Swedish ), from Proto-Indo-European (“to reside”), whence also . The paradigm of “to be” has been since the time of Proto-Germanic a synthesis of three originally distinct verb stems. The infinitive form is from Proto-Indo-European (“to become”). The forms and are both derived from Proto-Indo-European (“to be”). Lastly, the past forms starting with such as and are from Proto-Indo-European (“to reside”).

Pronunciation

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(stressed)

(unstressed)

  • (

    UK

    ,

    US

    )

    enPR:

    wəz

    , IPA(key):

    /wəz/

  • Audio (US)

    (in the phrase “I was there.”)

Verb

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was

Derived terms

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See also

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Anagrams

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Afrikaans

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Noun

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was ()

Verb

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was

Verb

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was ( was, wassende, gewas)

  1. to wash

Banda

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Noun

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was

References

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Cebuano

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Etymology

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Slang variant of

Pronoun

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was

Adjective

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was

Dutch

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Pronunciation

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Etymology 1

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Cognate with English .

Noun

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was m ( wassen, wasje n)

  1. laundry, clothes that need to be washed, or just have been washed.

Descendants

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Verb

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was

Etymology 2

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From Old Dutch , from Proto-Germanic . Cognate with German , English , Danish , Swedish .

Noun

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was m or n ( wassen)

Verb

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was

Derived terms

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Etymology 3

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Cognate with English .

Verb

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was

Anagrams

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German

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Alternative forms

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  • wat)

Etymology

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From Middle High German , from Old High German , , from Proto-Germanic , from Proto-Indo-European . Cognate with Bavarian , , Silesian German (), Dutch , English , Danish . Doublet of .

Pronunciation

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Pronoun

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was

  1. (

    interrogative

    )

    what

    What are you doing today?

  2. (

    relative

    )

    which

    (referring to the entire preceding clause)

    She was a good dancer, which he admired.

  3. (

    relative

    )

    that, which , , , , and neuter substantival adjectives)

    (referring to, and neuter substantival adjectives)

    That’s all that I know.

    That’s the best that could have happened to me.

  4. (

    ,

    colloquial

    relative

    )

    that, which )

    (referring to neuter singular nouns, instead of standard

    Do you see that white house, which is being renovated?

  5. (

    ,

    colloquial

    indefinite

    )

    something, anything )

    (instead of standard

    I’ve found something.

    • 2017, Simone Meier, , Kein & Aber 2018, p. 39:

      Er wollte Anna was antun.

      He wanted to do something to Anna.

Usage notes

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  • is colloquially used with prepositions, chiefly but not exclusively in southern regions. Otherwise it is generally replaced with a pronominal adverb containing (or in a few cases ). Hence:

    (

    “

    With what did you do that?

    ”

    )

    , instead of , and instead of .

  • The genitive case, and the dative case if necessary for clearness, can be paraphrased by means of

    (

    “

    what thing

    ”

    )

    . Possessive genitives are more commonly paraphrased with

    (

    “

    of what

    ”

    )

    .

  • The colloquial meaning “something” can only be the first word in a sentence if followed by an adjective:

    (

    “

    Something important is missing.

    ”

    )

    Otherwise the full form must be used:

    (

    “

    Something is missing.

    ”

    )

    The reason for this is that the latter sentence could be misinterpreted as a question if were used.

Derived terms

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Determiner

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was

  1. (

    archaic

    )

    what; what kind of

      • 1718, Johann Caspar Schwartz, , Hamburg, page 97:
        […] denen Thieren und Gewächsen aber, von was Arten und Geschlechten selbige auch nur immer seyn mögen, […]
      • 1742, Johann Christoph Gottsched, , Leipzig, page 442:
        Held August, du kühner Krieger! / Du bist der beglückte Sieger, / Vor, und in, und nach dem Fall. / Auf was Arten, auf was Weisen, / Soll man deine Thaten preisen / Hier und da, und überall?
      • 1786, Johann Michael Schosulan, , Wien, title:
        Wie und auf was Weise jedermann seinen […] Nebenmenschen Hülfe leisten […] solle.

Usage notes

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  • In the dative and genitive feminine, the inflected form occurred.

Synonyms

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Adverb

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was

  1. (

    colloquial

    )

    a little, somewhat

    I’ll arrive a little later.

  2. (

    ,

    colloquial

    interrogative

    )

    why, what for

    warumwiesoweshalb

    Why are you so silent today?

Gothic

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Romanization

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was

  1. Romanization of

Gros Ventre

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Noun

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was

Hunsrik

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Etymology

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From Middle High German , from Old High German , , from Proto-Germanic , from Proto-Indo-European .

Pronunciation

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Pronoun

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was

  1. (

    interrogative

    )

    what

    What are you doing?

  2. (

    relative

    )

    what

    What I don’t eat, the dog eats.

  3. (

    indefinite

    )

    something, anything

    Anything else?

See also

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Further reading

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Low German

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Verb

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was

  1. first-person singular simple past indicative of
  2. third-person singular simple past indicative of
  3. apocopated form of

    (

    “

    wash

    ”

    )

    , second-person singular imperative of

    (

    mainly used in the Netherlands, equivalent to other dialects’ wasche/waske

    )

  4. apocopated form of

    (

    “

    wax

    ”

    )

    , second-person singular imperative of

  5. apocopated form of

    (

    “

    grow

    ”

    )

    , second-person singular imperative of

Usage notes

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Notes on the verb (to be): In recent times (~1800) the old subjunctive is used in place of by many speakers. This might be the old subjunctive which is now used as a preterite or a reduction of , which is the preterite plural indicative of the verb. It might also be an imitation of the High German cognate . Many smaller dialectal clusters do this, but no dialect does it. That means: even though there are many regions within e.g. Lower Saxony that use for , maybe even the majority, there is no straight connection between them, i.e. which form is used can depend on preference, speaker and specific region. Due to this “one town this way, one town that way”-nature of the situation no form can be named “standard” for a greater dialect, such as Low Saxon.

Lower Sorbian

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Pronoun

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was

Mayangna

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Noun

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was

References

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  • Smith, , in (2008), page 88: The location of 46 settlements from this list containing the term ”was” —meaning “water” or “stream” — were obtained[.]

Middle Dutch

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Verb

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was

Middle English

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Etymology 1

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From Old English (first/third person singular indicative past of ), from Proto-Germanic (first/third person singular indicative past of ).

Verb

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was

Descendants

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Etymology 2

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Pronoun

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was

  1. (

    “

    whose

    ”

    ,

    genitive

    )

    Alternative form of

Middle Low German

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Alternative forms

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Verb

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was

Pennsylvania German

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Etymology

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Compare German , Dutch , English .

Pronoun

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was

  1. (

    interrogative

    )

    what

Polish

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Pronunciation

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Pronoun

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was

Romanization

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was

  1. Romanization of

Scots

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Noun

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was

Seychellois Creole

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Etymology

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From French

Noun

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was

References

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  • Danielle D’Offay et Guy Lionnet,

Somali

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Verb

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was

Descendants

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Spanish

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Etymology

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From WhatsApp.

Noun

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was m ( was)

  1. a message sent or received over WhatsApp

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Tok Pisin

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Etymology

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From English .

Verb

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was

  1. angel; any supernatural creature in heaven according to Christian theology
    • 1989,

      Buk Baibel long Tok Pisin

      , Port Moresby: Bible Society of Papua New Guinea, 3:24:

      , Port Moresby: Bible Society of Papua New Guinea, Jenesis

      God i rausim pinis man na meri, na em i makim ol strongpela ensel bilong sanap na was i stap long hap sankamap bilong gaden Iden. Na tu em i putim wanpela bainat i gat paia i lait long en na i save tanim tanim long olgeta hap. Oltaim ol dispela ensel wantaim dispela bainat i save was i stap, nogut wanpela man i go klostu long dispela diwai bilong givim laip.

      →New International Version translation

Welsh

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Noun

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was

  1. Soft mutation of

Mutation

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Welsh mutation
radical
soft
nasal
aspirate
gwas

was

ngwas

Some of these forms may be hypothetical. Not every
possible mutated form of every word actually occurs.

[Update] Wiktionary | was คือ – NATAVIGUIDES

Was, waš, Waś, wäs, wäs-, wąs

,

Wąs

English

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edit

]

Alternative forms

[

edit

]

Etymology

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edit

]

From Middle English , from Old English , from Proto-Germanic , (compare Scots , West Frisian (dated, is generally preferred today), Dutch , Low German , German , Swedish ), from Proto-Indo-European (“to reside”), whence also . The paradigm of “to be” has been since the time of Proto-Germanic a synthesis of three originally distinct verb stems. The infinitive form is from Proto-Indo-European (“to become”). The forms and are both derived from Proto-Indo-European (“to be”). Lastly, the past forms starting with such as and are from Proto-Indo-European (“to reside”).

Pronunciation

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edit

]

(stressed)

(unstressed)

  • (

    UK

    ,

    US

    )

    enPR:

    wəz

    , IPA(key):

    /wəz/

  • Audio (US)

    (in the phrase “I was there.”)

Verb

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edit

]

was

Derived terms

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edit

]

See also

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edit

]

Anagrams

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]

Afrikaans

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]

Noun

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was ()

Verb

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was

Verb

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]

was ( was, wassende, gewas)

  1. to wash

Banda

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edit

]

Noun

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edit

]

was

References

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]

Cebuano

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]

Etymology

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]

Slang variant of

Pronoun

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edit

]

was

Adjective

[

edit

]

was

Dutch

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edit

]

Pronunciation

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edit

]

Etymology 1

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]

Cognate with English .

Noun

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edit

]

was m ( wassen, wasje n)

  1. laundry, clothes that need to be washed, or just have been washed.

Descendants

[

edit

]

Verb

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edit

]

was

Etymology 2

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edit

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From Old Dutch , from Proto-Germanic . Cognate with German , English , Danish , Swedish .

Noun

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]

was m or n ( wassen)

Verb

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was

Derived terms

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]

Etymology 3

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]

Cognate with English .

Verb

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was

Anagrams

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edit

]

German

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]

Alternative forms

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edit

]

  • wat)

Etymology

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edit

]

From Middle High German , from Old High German , , from Proto-Germanic , from Proto-Indo-European . Cognate with Bavarian , , Silesian German (), Dutch , English , Danish . Doublet of .

Pronunciation

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edit

]

Pronoun

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edit

]

was

  1. (

    interrogative

    )

    what

    What are you doing today?

  2. (

    relative

    )

    which

    (referring to the entire preceding clause)

    She was a good dancer, which he admired.

  3. (

    relative

    )

    that, which , , , , and neuter substantival adjectives)

    (referring to, and neuter substantival adjectives)

    That’s all that I know.

    That’s the best that could have happened to me.

  4. (

    ,

    colloquial

    relative

    )

    that, which )

    (referring to neuter singular nouns, instead of standard

    Do you see that white house, which is being renovated?

  5. (

    ,

    colloquial

    indefinite

    )

    something, anything )

    (instead of standard

    I’ve found something.

    • 2017, Simone Meier, , Kein & Aber 2018, p. 39:

      Er wollte Anna was antun.

      He wanted to do something to Anna.

Usage notes

[

edit

]

  • is colloquially used with prepositions, chiefly but not exclusively in southern regions. Otherwise it is generally replaced with a pronominal adverb containing (or in a few cases ). Hence:

    (

    “

    With what did you do that?

    ”

    )

    , instead of , and instead of .

  • The genitive case, and the dative case if necessary for clearness, can be paraphrased by means of

    (

    “

    what thing

    ”

    )

    . Possessive genitives are more commonly paraphrased with

    (

    “

    of what

    ”

    )

    .

  • The colloquial meaning “something” can only be the first word in a sentence if followed by an adjective:

    (

    “

    Something important is missing.

    ”

    )

    Otherwise the full form must be used:

    (

    “

    Something is missing.

    ”

    )

    The reason for this is that the latter sentence could be misinterpreted as a question if were used.

Derived terms

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edit

]

Determiner

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]

was

  1. (

    archaic

    )

    what; what kind of

      • 1718, Johann Caspar Schwartz, , Hamburg, page 97:
        […] denen Thieren und Gewächsen aber, von was Arten und Geschlechten selbige auch nur immer seyn mögen, […]
      • 1742, Johann Christoph Gottsched, , Leipzig, page 442:
        Held August, du kühner Krieger! / Du bist der beglückte Sieger, / Vor, und in, und nach dem Fall. / Auf was Arten, auf was Weisen, / Soll man deine Thaten preisen / Hier und da, und überall?
      • 1786, Johann Michael Schosulan, , Wien, title:
        Wie und auf was Weise jedermann seinen […] Nebenmenschen Hülfe leisten […] solle.

Usage notes

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edit

]

  • In the dative and genitive feminine, the inflected form occurred.

Synonyms

[

edit

]

Adverb

[

edit

]

was

  1. (

    colloquial

    )

    a little, somewhat

    I’ll arrive a little later.

  2. (

    ,

    colloquial

    interrogative

    )

    why, what for

    warumwiesoweshalb

    Why are you so silent today?

Gothic

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edit

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Romanization

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was

  1. Romanization of

Gros Ventre

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Noun

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was

Hunsrik

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edit

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Etymology

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edit

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From Middle High German , from Old High German , , from Proto-Germanic , from Proto-Indo-European .

Pronunciation

[

edit

]

Pronoun

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edit

]

was

  1. (

    interrogative

    )

    what

    What are you doing?

  2. (

    relative

    )

    what

    What I don’t eat, the dog eats.

  3. (

    indefinite

    )

    something, anything

    Anything else?

See also

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edit

]

Further reading

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edit

]

Low German

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Verb

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edit

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was

  1. first-person singular simple past indicative of
  2. third-person singular simple past indicative of
  3. apocopated form of

    (

    “

    wash

    ”

    )

    , second-person singular imperative of

    (

    mainly used in the Netherlands, equivalent to other dialects’ wasche/waske

    )

  4. apocopated form of

    (

    “

    wax

    ”

    )

    , second-person singular imperative of

  5. apocopated form of

    (

    “

    grow

    ”

    )

    , second-person singular imperative of

Usage notes

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edit

]

Notes on the verb (to be): In recent times (~1800) the old subjunctive is used in place of by many speakers. This might be the old subjunctive which is now used as a preterite or a reduction of , which is the preterite plural indicative of the verb. It might also be an imitation of the High German cognate . Many smaller dialectal clusters do this, but no dialect does it. That means: even though there are many regions within e.g. Lower Saxony that use for , maybe even the majority, there is no straight connection between them, i.e. which form is used can depend on preference, speaker and specific region. Due to this “one town this way, one town that way”-nature of the situation no form can be named “standard” for a greater dialect, such as Low Saxon.

Lower Sorbian

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Pronunciation

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Pronoun

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was

Mayangna

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Noun

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was

References

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  • Smith, , in (2008), page 88: The location of 46 settlements from this list containing the term ”was” —meaning “water” or “stream” — were obtained[.]

Middle Dutch

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Verb

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was

Middle English

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Etymology 1

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edit

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From Old English (first/third person singular indicative past of ), from Proto-Germanic (first/third person singular indicative past of ).

Verb

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edit

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was

Descendants

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edit

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Etymology 2

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]

Pronoun

[

edit

]

was

  1. (

    “

    whose

    ”

    ,

    genitive

    )

    Alternative form of

Middle Low German

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Alternative forms

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Verb

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was

Pennsylvania German

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edit

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Etymology

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edit

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Compare German , Dutch , English .

Pronoun

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edit

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was

  1. (

    interrogative

    )

    what

Polish

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Pronunciation

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Pronoun

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was

Romanization

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was

  1. Romanization of

Scots

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Noun

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was

Seychellois Creole

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edit

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Etymology

[

edit

]

From French

Noun

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edit

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was

References

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edit

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  • Danielle D’Offay et Guy Lionnet,

Somali

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Verb

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was

Descendants

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Spanish

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Etymology

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From WhatsApp.

Noun

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edit

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was m ( was)

  1. a message sent or received over WhatsApp

[

edit

]

Tok Pisin

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edit

]

Etymology

[

edit

]

From English .

Verb

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edit

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was

  1. angel; any supernatural creature in heaven according to Christian theology
    • 1989,

      Buk Baibel long Tok Pisin

      , Port Moresby: Bible Society of Papua New Guinea, 3:24:

      , Port Moresby: Bible Society of Papua New Guinea, Jenesis

      God i rausim pinis man na meri, na em i makim ol strongpela ensel bilong sanap na was i stap long hap sankamap bilong gaden Iden. Na tu em i putim wanpela bainat i gat paia i lait long en na i save tanim tanim long olgeta hap. Oltaim ol dispela ensel wantaim dispela bainat i save was i stap, nogut wanpela man i go klostu long dispela diwai bilong givim laip.

      →New International Version translation

Welsh

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Noun

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was

  1. Soft mutation of

Mutation

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edit

]

Welsh mutation
radical
soft
nasal
aspirate
gwas

was

ngwas

Some of these forms may be hypothetical. Not every
possible mutated form of every word actually occurs.


เรียนภาษาอังกฤษฟรี! : Verb to be คืออะไร


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หนังสั้น เรื่องราวสะท้อนสังคม เตือนภัยต่างๆ
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