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cupiditās is a Latin Noun that primarily means desire.
Noun
desire, longing, passion, cupidity, avarice
Noun
Passionate desire, longing, yearning. (b) (usu. pl.) an instance of this, a desire, longing.
Immoderate desire, lust, cupidity, greed. (b) an immoderate desire, passion.
(a) Desire for wealth, greed, avarice. (b) desire for power, ambition. (c) carnal desire, lust.
Omnī cupiditāte pecūniae glōriaeque ex animō expulsā, ille dux sē vīcit.Compare When every desire for (lit., of) money and glory had been banished from his soul, that leader conquered himself.
Omnis cupiditās rērum malārum nōbīs vincenda est sī bonam vītam agere cupimus.Compare Every desire for evil things ought to be conquered by us (= we ought to conquer...) if we wish to lead a good life.
O miser et infelix dies! o falsus spes! o volucer fortuna! o caecus cupiditas! quam cito ille omnis praetereo!Compare O wretched and unhappy day! O false hope! O fleeting fortune! O blind ambition! how quickly have all those things passed away!
Cupiditas ex homine, cupido ex stulto numquam tollitur.Compare A man can be cured of his lust, but never a fool of his greed.
Singular | Plural | |
Nom. | cupiditās | cupiditātēs |
Gen. | cupiditātis | cupiditātum |
Dat. | cupiditātī | cupiditātibus |
Acc. | cupiditātem | cupiditātēs |
Abl. | cupiditāte | cupiditātibus |
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Chicago (17th ed.)
Allo Contributors. "cupiditās, cupiditātis (n.) - Latin Word Definition." Allo Latin Dictionary. Last modified . Accessed December 22, 2024. http://ancientlanguages.org/latin/dictionary/cupiditas-cupiditatis.
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