English

Noun

rosti ‎(plural rostis)

1. Alternative form of rösti

Esperanto

Etymology

Borrowing from English roast, French rôtir.

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key): /ˈrosti/

Verb

rosti ‎(present rostas, past rostis, future rostos, conditional rostus, volitive rostu)

1. to roast

Conjugation

Conjugation of rosti present past future singular plural singular plural singular plural tense rostas rostis rostos active participle rostanta rostantaj rostinta rostintaj rostonta rostontaj acc. rostantan rostantajn rostintan rostintajn rostontan rostontajn passive participle rostata rostataj rostita rostitaj rostota rostotaj acc. rostatan rostatajn rostitan rostitajn rostotan rostotajn nominal active participle rostanto rostantoj rostinto rostintoj rostonto rostontoj acc. rostanton rostantojn rostinton rostintojn rostonton rostontojn nominal passive participle rostato rostatoj rostito rostitoj rostoto rostotoj acc. rostaton rostatojn rostiton rostitojn rostoton rostotojn adverbial active participle rostante rostinte rostonte adverbial passive participle rostate rostite rostote infinitive rosti imperative rostu conditional rostus

Derived terms

• rostpano ‎(“toast”)

Icelandic

Etymology

From the Old Norse rosti ‎(“a rough person, a brawler”).

Noun

rosti m ‎(genitive singular rosta, no plural)

1. arrogance

Derived terms

• lækka í einhverjum rostann (to bring someone down a peg)

Old Norse

Alternative forms

• rusti

Etymology

A nickname possibly derived from rostungr ‎(“a walrus”).

Noun

rosti m

1. a nickname
2. (figuratively) a rough person, a brawler

Derived terms

• rustalegur (clownish)
• rustaliga
• rustasneið (the crust slice of a loaf of bread)

Descendants

• Icelandic: rosti

Romanian

Etymology

From rost.

Verb

a rosti ‎(third-person singular present rostește, past participle rostit) 4th conj.

1. to say, utter, pronounce, articulate, intone

Conjugation

Synonyms

• zice, spune, vorbi, pronunța, articula, povesti, expune

Derived terms

• rostire