Common Misspellings for WAST NUMEROUS
- qast numerous
- aast numerous
- sast numerous
- east numerous
- 3ast numerous
- 2ast numerous
- wzst numerous
- wsst numerous
- wwst numerous
- wqst numerous
- waat numerous
- wazt numerous
- waxt numerous
- wadt numerous
- waet numerous
- wawt numerous
- wasr numerous
- wasf numerous
- wasg numerous
- wasy numerous
Etymology of WAST NUMEROUS
The term "wast numerous" does not have an established etymology as it appears to be a combination of two words "wast" and "numerous" that do not commonly occur together. Here are the explanations for each word separately:
1. Wast: "Wast" is the past tense and past participle form of the verb "be" in archaic English. was commonly used in Early Modern English but has become obsolete in contemporary usage. For example, "thou wast" means "you were" and "he wast" means "he was".
2. Numerous: "Numerous" is an adjective that means a great number or many. comes from the Latin word "numerōsus", meaning full of numbers or multitudinous.
When the words "wast" and "numerous" are combined into "wast numerous", it is difficult to determine a specific etymology for this phrase.
