First
FromMiddle High Germanvirst, fromOld High Germanfirst, perhaps ultimately from a combination ofProto-Indo-European*per- +*steh₂-, similar toProto-Indo-Iranian*pr̥štʰás(“ridge, back”),Latinpostis(“doorpost”),Ancient Greekπαστάς(pastás,“porch”).[1]
First m (strong,genitiveFirstesorFirsts,pluralFirste)