Cupidity etymology

English

English word cupidity comes from Latin cupio (To desire, to long for.), Latin -ius

Etymology of cupidity

Detailed word origin of cupidity

Dictionary entry Language Definition
cupio Latin (lat) To desire, to long for.
-ius Latin (lat) Genitive suffix for some irregular pronouns. Forming adjectives from nouns.
cupidus Latin (lat) Eager, passionate. Greedy. Wanton, lecherous.
Cupido Latin (lat) Cupid; the god of love.
cupiditas Latin (lat) Cupidity, avarice, greed. Desire.
cupidité French (fr) Greed, cupidity.
cupidity English (en) Extreme greed, especially for wealth.

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