Dost Meaning in English

word · lemma: do

US

ˈdɑst

DAHST

UK

dˈɒst

DOST

परिभाषा

'Dost' is an old-fashioned or archaic way of saying 'do' or 'does' when talking to one person, used in Early Modern English, especially in poetry or the Bible.

उपयोग और बारीकियां

Highly archaic—'dost' is only seen in old texts, religious writings, or poetry. It takes the place of 'do' or 'does' in the second person singular ('thou dost'). It is never used in modern spoken or written English, except for stylistic effect.

• Spanish: (arcaico/formal) haces - (arcaico) tú haces
• Portuguese (BR): (arcaico/formal) fazes - (arcaico) tu fazes
• Portuguese (PT): (arcaico/formal) fazes - (arcaico) tu fazes
• Chinese (Simplified): （古語）你做
• Chinese (Traditional): （古語）你做
• Hindi: (पुराना/आर्काइक) करता है
• Arabic: (قديم/فصيح) تفعل
• Bengali: করো (তুমি) - করিস (তুই, আঞ্চলিক পুরাতন)
• Russian: делаешь (древний стиль)
• Japanese: す（す る・なさる の古語、詩的用法）
• Vietnamese: làm (ngôn ngữ cổ, ngôi thứ hai số ít)
• Korean: 하다 (옛말, 네가)
• Turkish: yaparsın (eski dil, 'sen' için)
• Urdu: کرتا ہے (پرانا انداز، 'تو' یا 'تم' کے لیے)
• Indonesian: melakukan (bentuk kuno, untuk 'engkau')

उदाहरण वाक्य

Dost thou understand my words?

basic

Why dost thou weep in the night?

basic

Dost thou seek the truth?

basic

Only when pushed to the edge dost thou reveal thy true strength.

natural

Little dost thou know of the troubles to come.

natural

Whom dost thou love so deeply?

natural