lust
Middle Dutch
noun
Definitions
- enjoyment, pleasure
- lust, desire
- hunger, desire to eat
Etymology
Inherited from Old Dutch *lust inherited from Proto-Germanic *lustuz (pleasure).
Origin
Proto-Germanic
*lustuz
Gloss
pleasure
Kanji
εΏ«
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- belust Dutch, Flemish
- eetlust Dutch, Flemish
- lust Dutch, Flemish
- lusteloos Dutch, Flemish
- lustig Dutch, Flemish
- lustmoord Dutch, Flemish
- lustmoordenaar Dutch, Flemish
- lustobject Dutch, Flemish
- lustoord Dutch, Flemish
- lustprieel Dutch, Flemish
- moordlust Dutch, Flemish
- strijdlust Dutch, Flemish
- vechtlust Dutch, Flemish
- wellust Dutch, Flemish
- werklust Dutch, Flemish
- *lustuz Proto-Germanic
- lust Old English
- losti Old Norse
- onlust Middle Dutch
- lust Old High German
- π»πΏπππΏπ Gothic
- *lustu gmw-pro
- *lust Old Dutch
- *unlust Old Dutch
- lust Middle Low German
- lΓΌst Middle Low German
- lust Old Saxon