1. The past tense.

2. Past; applied to the tense which expresses action or being perfectly past or finished.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• pretect,
• pretent,
• elaterit,
• pieperin,
• preeterist,
• preterrist,
• preteerist,
• preteriast,
• preterrit,
• pretterit,
• praterit,
• pretarit,
• preterat,
• preterrite,
• -pretermit,
• pratermit,
• -pretoria,
• coeternit,
• Phenerite,
• praetemit

• protractor,
• protract,
• prudery,
• pretoria,
• preterite,
• praetorian,
• praetorial,
• protractile,
• pretermit,
• Prothro,
• protracted,
• pradier,
• preterition,
• praetorium,
• protrude,
• protura,
• pretor,
• praetor,
• protraction,
• prather,
• pretrial,
• proturan,
• prater,
• preterist.

The adjective form of the word "preterit" is "preterite".

The plural of the "preterit" can be the "preterits".

The singular of the "preterit" can be the "preterit".