glouton

adjectivecommon noun

Syllable Decomposition

glouton

from the Late Latin gluto or glutto, of the same meaning, coming from glutus or gluttus ('throat', 'absorption'). The noun corresponds to the substantivized adjective. It has been applied to the animal because of its behavior and voracity.

Definitions

Synonyms

goinfregoulugourmandmorfalva-de-la-gueulevoraceavide

Translations

  • germangerman:gefräßig
  • englishenglish:greedy
  • spanishspanish:glotona
  • finnishfinnish:ahne
  • italianitalian:ghiottone
  • dutchdutch:hongerig
  • polishpolish:zachłanny
  • portugueseportuguese:viandera
  • russianrussian:жадный

See also

gloutonnes (adj.) gloutonnes (cn.) gloutonne (adj.) gloutonnerie (cn.) gloutons (adj.) gloutons (cn.)