What is the meaning of Prest?

simple past and past participle of press

A payment of wages in advance

A loan or advance (of money)

A tax or duty

A sum of money paid to a soldier or sailor upon enlistment

A duty in money formerly paid by the sheriff on his account in the exchequer, or for money left or remaining in his hands.

To give as a loan; to lend.

Ready; prompt; prepared.

Neat; tidy; proper.

Quick, brisk.

soon

quick

ready

indefinite accusative singular of prestur

loan, borrowing

tax, fee, levy

advance payment

A member of the Christian clergy:

1. A parish priest (subordinate to a bishop)

A parish priest (subordinate to a bishop)

A non-Christian priest or religious head.

willing, enthusiastic

prompt, alert, attentive

ready, set up, useable

bold, daring

nearby, close

quickly, speedily, hastily

enthusiastically, readily

totally

loan

a priest, minister (etc.)

a priest, minister (etc.)

loan

monetary gift

indefinite accusative singular of prestr

obsolete spelling of präst

Source: wiktionary.org