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etymological origin of | eng: acerb |
etymological origin of | lat: acerbitas |
etymological origin of | lat: acerbitudo |
etymological origin of | lat: acerbo |
etymologically related | lat: ācer |
etymologically related | lat: acerbē |
etymologically related | lat: acerbō |
etymologically related | lat: acerbitās |
etymology | lat: acer |
lexical category | adjective |
pronunciation | http://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/Special:FilePath/La-ecc-acerbus.ogg |
semantically related | lat: acer |
semantically related | lat: acidus |
semantically related | lat: asper |
semantically related | lat: atrox |
semantically related | lat: austerus |
semantically related | lat: durus |
semantically related | lat: ferreus |
semantically related | lat: gravis |
semantically related | lat: informis |
semantically related | lat: molestus |
semantically related | lat: restrictus |
semantically related | lat: tristis |
semantically related | lat: truculentus |
translation | eng: bitter |
translation | eng: grievous |
translation | eng: harsh |
translation | eng: oppressive |
translation | eng: rough |
translation | eng: severe |
translation | eng: unripe |
translation | eng: violent |
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