ewest

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Scots

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Etymology

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From a Middle English Scottish dialectal alteration of anewest, from Old English on nēawiste ("in the neighbourhood").

Adjective

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ewest (comparative mair ewest, superlative maist ewest)

  1. nearest, closest

Preposition

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ewest

  1. nearest, closest
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