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etymological origin of | fra: lascif |
etymologically related | lat: lascīvē |
etymologically related | lat: lascīvībundus |
etymologically related | lat: lascīviō |
etymologically related | lat: lascīvia |
etymology | p_ine: las- |
lexical category | adjective |
semantically related | lat: adulter |
semantically related | lat: adulterinus |
semantically related | lat: calidus |
semantically related | lat: cinaedicus |
semantically related | lat: demens |
semantically related | lat: dissolutus |
semantically related | lat: fetus |
semantically related | lat: impotens |
semantically related | lat: impudicus |
semantically related | lat: incestus |
semantically related | lat: inconstans |
semantically related | lat: ingens |
semantically related | lat: libidinosus |
semantically related | lat: licentiosus |
semantically related | lat: lotus |
semantically related | lat: pallidus |
semantically related | lat: prodigiosus |
semantically related | lat: proprius |
semantically related | lat: salax |
translation | eng: frisky |
translation | eng: lascivious |
translation | eng: lewd |
translation | eng: licentious |
translation | eng: lustful |
translation | eng: luxuriant |
translation | eng: playful |
translation | eng: wanton |
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