FromMiddle English loste losede ( preterite ) andMiddle English lost ilost ilosed ( past participle ) , fromOld English losode ( preterite ) andOld English losod ġelosod lose -t
lost
simplepast andpast participle oflose lost (comparative loster or morelost ,superlative lostest or mostlost )
Having wandered from, or unable to find, the way.The children were soonlost in the forest.
In an unknown location; unable to be found.Deep beneath the ocean, the Titanic waslost to the world. Not perceptible to the senses; no longer visible.an islandlost in a fog; a personlost in a crowd Parted with; no longer held or possessed.alost limb;lost honour Not employed or enjoyed; thrown away; employed ineffectually; wasted; squandered.alost day; alost opportunity or benefit; no time should belost Ruined or destroyed, either physically or morally; past help or hope.a shiplost at sea; a womanlost to virtue; alost soul 1886 October –1887 January,H[enry] Rider Haggard ,She: A History of Adventure Longmans, Green, and Co. , published1887 ,→OCLC They struck me also as being of surpassing interest as representing, probably with studious accuracy, the last rites of the dead as practised among an utterlylost people, and even then I thought how envious some antiquarian friends of my own at Cambridge would be if ever I found an opportunity of describing these wonderful remains to them.
Hardened beyond sensibility or recovery; alienated; insensible.lost to shame;lost to all sense of honour Occupied with, or under the influence of, something, so as not to notice external things.to belost in thought unable to find one's way
Albanian:humb (sq) Arabic:ضَائِع ( ḍāʔiʕ ) Egyptian Arabic:تايه ( tāyeh ) Hijazi Arabic:ضايِع ( ḍāyiʕ ) ,تايِه ( tāyih ) ,مَفْقود ( mafgūd ) South Levantine Arabic:ضايِع ( ḍāyiʕ ) Armenian:կորած (hy) ( korac ) ,մոլորված ( molorvac ) Asturian:perdíu Azerbaijani:azmış Brunei Malay:sasat Catalan:perdut (ca) Cherokee:ᎤᎴᎾᎯᏛ ( ulenahidv ) Chinese:Mandarin:迷路 (zh) ( mílù ) Czech:ztracený (cs) Danish:vildfaren faret vild Esperanto:perdita Finnish:eksynyt eksyksissä (fi) French:perdu (fr) Galician:perdido German:verirrt (de) ,verloren (de) ,umher irrend orientierungslos (de) Greek:χαμένος (el) m ( chaménos ) Hebrew:אבוד (he) m ( a'vud ) ,אבודה f ( a'vuda ) Hungarian:elveszett (hu) Icelandic:týndur (is) ,villtur (is) Indonesian:tersesat (id) Irish:ar strae Italian:perso (it) Khiamniungan Naga:ūivā Khmer:វង្វេង (km) ( vŭəngveing ) Korean:길을 잃어버리다 ( gireul ireobeorida ) ,길을 잃다 ( gireul ilta ) Latin:( expressed by ) dēsīderārī perditus Malay:sesat (ms) ,hilang (ms) Maori:ngaro Mirandese:perdidoso Persian:مفقود (fa) ( mafqud ) ,گم ( gom ) Polish:zagubiony (pl) Portuguese:perdido (pt) Romanian:pierdut (ro) Russian:заблуди́вшийся (ru) ( zabludívšijsja ) Sicilian:pirdutu (scn) Spanish:perdido (es) Swedish:vilse (sv) Turkish:kayıp (tr) ,yitik (tr) Vietnamese:lạc (vi) (落
in an unknown location
Arabic:please add this translation if you can Armenian:կորած (hy) ( korac ) ,կորուսյալ (hy) ( korusyal ) Brunei Malay:ilang Bulgarian:изгу́бен (bg) ( izgúben ) Chinese:Mandarin:被遺失 / 被遗失 (zh) ( bèiyíshī ) Danish:forsvundet Dutch:kwijt (nl) Esperanto:perdita Finnish:kadonnut (fi) ,kadoksissa (fi) ,hukassa French:perdu (fr) Georgian:please add this translation if you can German:verschollen (de) ,verloren (de) ,verirrt (de) Greek:χαμένος (el) m ( chaménos ) Icelandic:týndur (is) Irish:caillte Italian:perso (it) ,smarrito (it) Khiamniungan Naga:ūivā Latin:āmissus ( expressed by ) dēsīderārī Maori:ngaro Norwegian:Bokmål:tapt (no) Persian:مفقود (fa) ( mafqud ) ,گم (fa) ( gom ) Polish:zagubiony (pl) Portuguese:perdido (pt) ,extraviado (pt) Russian:поте́рянный (ru) ( potérjannyj ) ,расте́рянный (ru) ( rastérjannyj ) ,пропа́вший (ru) ( propávšij ) Spanish:perdido (es) Turkish:kayıp (tr) ,yitik (tr) Vietnamese:thất lạc (vi)
not perceptible to the senses; no longer visible
parted with; no longer held or possessed
not employed or enjoyed; thrown away
hardened beyond sensibility or recovery
occupied with, or under the influence of, something
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Cognate withWelsh llost Cornish lost Gaulish losto- Proto-Celtic *lustā Proto-Indo-European *lew- ( “ to divide, split ” ) , possibly related toOld Norse ljósta ( “ to strike ” ) ,Proto-Germanic *leustaną
lost m plural lostoù
Atail . ( informal ) cock , apenis .Ha malost bras 'zo bet troc'het And my bigpenis was cut off(from a Breton bawdy song) FromMiddle Cornish lost Proto-Brythonic *llost Proto-Celtic *lustā Proto-Indo-European *lew- ( “ to divide, split ” ) , possibly related toOld Norse ljósta ( “ to strike ” ) ,Proto-Germanic *leustaną Welsh llost Breton lost Gaulish losto-
lost m
Atail . ( informal ) cock , apenis .lost
inflection oflossen second / third-person singular present indicative ( archaic ) plural imperative lost
superlative degree oflos lost
inflection oflosen second / third-person singular present second-person plural present plural imperative Borrowed fromEnglish lost
lost (strong nominative masculine singular loster not comparable )
( slang ) clueless ,confused ;lost ;vain “lost ” inDuden online “lost ” inDigitales Wörterbuch der deutschen Sprache lost n genitive singular losts nominative plural lost
shock 
