øverst

== Danish == === Etymology === From Old Norse øfstr, from Proto-Germanic *ubistaz, a superlative of the adverb *ub (“up”). === Pronunciation === IPA(key): /ˈøːˀvərst/, [ˈøˀʋɐsd̥], [ˈøwˀɐsd̥] === Adjective === øverst (plural and definite singular attributive øverste) upper, top, topmost (placed at the highest point of something, at the top of something, especially a page or an image) highest (placed as the first, most important, or best in a group or hierarchy; the most important or powerful in terms of social, political, or economic position, influence, or significance) ==== Derived terms ==== øverstbefalende øverstkommanderende === Adverb === øverst at the top == Norwegian Bokmål == === Etymology === From Old Norse øfstr. === Adjective === øverst (neuter singular øverst, definite singular and plural øverste) top, upper, highest, uppermost fra øverst til nederst - from top to bottom ==== Related terms ==== øvre === References === “øverst” in The Bokmål Dictionary.