What does PREST mean?

prest Part of Speech: Adjective
Definition: (archaic) Ready, prompt, or willing.
Pronunciations: (US) /prɛst/ (UK) /prɛst/
Origin and Usage: The word "prest" is an archaic adjective that originated in the Middle English period. It was derived from the Old French word "prest" which means ready or prompt. The word was commonly used in the 14th century but has since become obsolete.
Synonyms: prepared, willing, prompt, eager, ready
Related Words: prese, press, ester, strep, strew
Example Sentences:

• She was always prest to help her friends whenever they needed her.
• The team was prest for the big game and eager to win.
• He was prest to take on any challenge that came his way.