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• lŏst
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• rhymes with -ɒst
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• Canada, Received-Pronunciation: /lɒst/
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• Canada: Recorded audio is listed in the source snapshot.
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• Australian, British, New-Zealand, Southern, Standard: /lɔst/
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• South-Asia: /lɔsʈ/
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• lôst lot–cloth split
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• rhymes with -ɔːst
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• UK, dated: /lɔːst/
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• US: /lɔst/ without the cot–caught merger
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• läst father-bother merger
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• rhymes with -ɑːst
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• US, cot-caught-merger: /lɑst/
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• South-Asia: /lɑsʈ/
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• homophone: last (trap–bath split)
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• CMU ARPABET: L AO1 S T Digits mark lexical stress: 1 primary, 2 secondary, 0 unstressed.
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From Middle English loste, losede (preterite) and Middle English lost, ilost, ilosed (past participle), from Old English losode (preterite) and Old English losod, ġelosod, equivalent to lose + -t.

128 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Albanian: humb — unable to find one's way
• Arabic: ضَائِع (ḍāʔiʕ) — unable to find one's way
• Arabic: مَفْقود (mafqud) — unable to find one's way
• Arabic: تايه (tāyeh) — unable to find one's way
• Arabic: ضايِع (ḍāyiʕ) — unable to find one's way
• Arabic: تايِه (tāyih) — unable to find one's way
• Arabic: مَفْقود (mafgūd) — unable to find one's way
• Arabic: ضايِع (ḍāyiʕ) — unable to find one's way
• Armenian: կորած (korac) — unable to find one's way
• Armenian: մոլորված (molorvac) — unable to find one's way
• Asturian: perdíu — unable to find one's way
• Azerbaijani: azmış — unable to find one's way
• Bulgarian: загубен (zaguben) — unable to find one's way
• Catalan: perdut — unable to find one's way
• Cherokee: ᎤᎴᎾᎯᏛ (ulenahidv) — unable to find one's way
• Chinese Mandarin: 迷路 (mílù) — unable to find one's way
• Czech: ztracený — unable to find one's way
• Danish: vildfaren — unable to find one's way
• Danish: faret vild — unable to find one's way
• Esperanto: perdita — unable to find one's way
• Finnish: eksynyt — unable to find one's way
• Finnish: eksyksissä — unable to find one's way
• French: perdu — unable to find one's way
• Galician: perdido — unable to find one's way
• German: verirrt — unable to find one's way
• German: verloren — unable to find one's way
• German: umher irrend — unable to find one's way
• German: orientierungslos — unable to find one's way
• Greek: χαμένος (chaménos) — unable to find one's way
• Hebrew: אבוד (a'vud) — unable to find one's way
• Hebrew: אבודה (a'vuda) — unable to find one's way
• Hungarian: elveszett — unable to find one's way
• Icelandic: týndur — unable to find one's way
• Icelandic: villtur — unable to find one's way
• Indonesian: tersesat — unable to find one's way
• Irish: ar strae — unable to find one's way
• Italian: perso — unable to find one's way
• Khmer: វង្វេង (vɔɔvŭəngveing) — unable to find one's way
• Korean: 길을 잃어버리다 (gireul ireobeorida) — unable to find one's way
• Korean: 길을 잃다 (gireul ilta) — unable to find one's way
• Latin: dēsīderārī — unable to find one's way
• Latin: perditus — unable to find one's way
• Malay: sesat — unable to find one's way
• Malay: hilang — unable to find one's way
• Brunei Malay: sasat — unable to find one's way
• Māori: ngaro — unable to find one's way
• Mirandese: perdidoso — unable to find one's way
• Khiamniungan Naga: ūivā — unable to find one's way
• Persian: مفقود (mafqud, mafghud) — unable to find one's way
• Persian: گم (gom) — unable to find one's way
• Polish: zagubiony — unable to find one's way
• Portuguese: perdido — unable to find one's way
• Romanian: pierdut — unable to find one's way
• Russian: заблуди́вшийся (zabludívšijsja) — unable to find one's way
• Sicilian: pirdutu — unable to find one's way
• Spanish: perdido — unable to find one's way
• Swedish: vilse — unable to find one's way
• Turkish: kayıp — unable to find one's way
• Turkish: yitik — unable to find one's way
• Unami: aonkël — unable to find one's way
• Unami: taonkël — unable to find one's way
• Vietnamese: lạc — unable to find one's way
• Armenian: կորած (korac) — in an unknown location
• Armenian: կորուսյալ (korusyal) — in an unknown location
• Bulgarian: изгу́бен (izgúben) — in an unknown location
• Chinese Mandarin: 被遺失 /被遗失 (bèiyíshī) — in an unknown location
• Danish: forsvundet — in an unknown location
• Dutch: kwijt — in an unknown location
• Esperanto: perdita — in an unknown location
• Finnish: kadonnut — in an unknown location
• Finnish: kadoksissa — in an unknown location
• Finnish: hukassa — in an unknown location
• French: perdu — in an unknown location
• German: verschollen — in an unknown location
• German: verloren — in an unknown location
• German: verirrt — in an unknown location
• Greek: χαμένος (chaménos) — in an unknown location
• Icelandic: týndur — in an unknown location
• Irish: caillte — in an unknown location
• Italian: perso — in an unknown location
• Italian: smarrito — in an unknown location
• Latin: āmissus — in an unknown location
• Latin: dēsīderārī — in an unknown location
• Brunei Malay: ilang — in an unknown location
• Māori: ngaro — in an unknown location
• Khiamniungan Naga: ūivā — in an unknown location
• Norwegian Bokmål: tapt — in an unknown location
• Persian: مفقود (mafqud) — in an unknown location
• Persian: گم (gom) — in an unknown location
• Polish: zagubiony — in an unknown location
• Portuguese: perdido — in an unknown location
• Portuguese: extraviado — in an unknown location
• Russian: поте́рянный (potérjannyj) — in an unknown location
• Russian: расте́рянный (rastérjannyj) — in an unknown location
• Russian: пропа́вший (propávšij) — in an unknown location
• Spanish: perdido — in an unknown location
• Turkish: kayıp — in an unknown location
• Turkish: yitik — in an unknown location
• Vietnamese: thất lạc — in an unknown location
• Finnish: kadonnut — not perceptible to the senses; no longer visible
• German: unauffindbar — not perceptible to the senses; no longer visible
• Malay: hilang — not perceptible to the senses; no longer visible
• Malay: lenyap — not perceptible to the senses; no longer visible
• Russian: пропа́вший из ви́ду (propávšij iz vídu) — not perceptible to the senses; no longer visible
• Russian: исче́знувший из по́ля зре́ния (isčéznuvšij iz pólja zrénija) — not perceptible to the senses; no longer visible
• Bulgarian: загубен (zaguben) — parted with; no longer held or possessed
• Finnish: menetetty — parted with; no longer held or possessed
• Finnish: hukattu — parted with; no longer held or possessed
• German: verloren — parted with; no longer held or possessed
• German: verlustig — parted with; no longer held or possessed
• German: weg — parted with; no longer held or possessed
• German: -los — parted with; no longer held or possessed
• Malay: hilang — parted with; no longer held or possessed
• Polish: stracony — parted with; no longer held or possessed
• Russian: утра́ченный (utráčennyj) — parted with; no longer held or possessed
• Finnish: hukattu — not employed or enjoyed; thrown away
• German: rausgeschmissen — not employed or enjoyed; thrown away
• German: rausgeworfen — not employed or enjoyed; thrown away
• Finnish: kadonnut — ruined or destroyed
• Finnish: kadotettu — ruined or destroyed
• Malay: binasa — ruined or destroyed
• Russian: погибший (pogibšij) — ruined or destroyed
• Russian: падший (padšij) — ruined or destroyed
• Russian: пропадший (propadšij) — ruined or destroyed
• Russian: разбитый (razbityj) — ruined or destroyed
• Finnish: paatunut — hardened beyond sensibility or recovery
• Finnish: uppoutunut — occupied with, or under the influence of, something
• Russian: погружённый (pogružónnyj) — occupied with, or under the influence of, something