English

Etymology 1
Written form of a w:reduction (linguistics)|reduction of "has to".

Pronunciation
IPA: /hæs�t�/
audio|en-us-hasta.ogg|Audio (US)

Verb
en-verb|inf=hasta|(none)|(none)|hasta|(none)

1. colloquial Has to; is required to.

#: He hasta visit the doctor.

See also
hafta

Etymology 2
From Spanish hasta, "until," especially hasta luego, "until later."

Pronunciation
IPA: /��s�t�/

Interjection
hasta

1. colloquial goodbye

Category:Eye dialect

Breton

Verb
hasta

1. to hurry

Category:Breton verbs

Latin

Noun
la-noun|hasta|hastae|hastae|f|first

1. a spear, lance
2. inflection of|hasta#Latin|hasta|voc|s

hast�

1. inflection of|hasta#Latin|hasta|abl|s

Inflection
ladecl1
la-decl-1st|hast

Related terms
hastarius|hast�rius
hastatus|hast�tus
hastile|hastīle

References
Lewis & Short, A Latin Dictionary

Category:Latin noun forms
Category:Latin nouns
Category:la:Weapons

Spanish

Etymology
Ar.|es حت�|حت�� (hatta). Compare Portuguese até.

Pronunciation

Homophones
asta f

Preposition
hasta

1. until
2. up to, to the point of, as much as
3. even

References
Arabic Influences in Various Languages

Swedish
sv-verb-reg-ar

Verb
hasta

1. hurry; rush

See also
hast

Synonyms
jäkta

Category:Swedish verbs

Turkish

Adjective
hasta

1. ill, sick

Category:Turkish adjectives

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