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Libidinosus is the Latin eqivalent of 'libidinous'. It's the masculine form of the adjective. The feminine and neuter forms are 'libidinosa' and 'libidinosum'. Whatever the form, the word may be translated as 'full of desire'; 'arbitrary, capricious, wilful'; or 'lustful, passionate'.
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19 Which of the following adjectives derives from a Latin word meaning pleasure?
Libidinous is an adjective that derives from a Latin word meaning pleasure. Libidinous means pertaining to libido, lewd, lascivious, or lustful.
Which of these words means pleasure in latin Illicit Libidinous Lascivious Lubricious?
Illicit means "not legal" from the roots il- (not, opposite of) and the pp. of licere (allowed), lictuswhich is taken as "lawful".Libidinous comes from the Latin root libido which means "pleasure, lust".Lascivious comes from the Latin word lascivia which means "lewd".Lubricious comes from the Latin word lubricus which, as you might guess, means "slippery"So the answer is Libidinous.
Which words have the same meaning as passionate?
Sensual, desirous, wanton, lustful, lascivious, heavy, libidinous, hot, excited, enthusiastic, zealous, fervent, angry, touchy, enraged, frantic...
What is Don Giovanni about?
It's about a libidinous nobles, who flirt with women everywhere,even his servant couldn't stand for it. At the beginning killed the father whose daughter was indecorumed .At the end, Don Giovanni eat his own fruit.
What is the sentence for public indecency in Scotland?
It's up to the Sheriff who hears the case... this would probably be charged as "Lewd and libidinous behaviour", whether at common law or under section 6 of the Criminal Law (Consolidation)(Scotland) Act 1995.
How do you say 'third' in Latin?
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What is the adjective form of the word Latin?
The adjective form for the noun Latin is Latin; Latin language, Latin music, Latin countries.
Examples of alliterations that start with the letter l?
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Is hexa greek or latin?
latin
Is quadri greek or latin?
Latin
How do you say rose in ancient roman?
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Is vac Greek or Latin?
Vac is Latin
