gout
common noun
Syllable Decomposition
goûtfrom Latin gustus (same meaning) derived from the verb gustare ("to taste"), from which gustative is derived.
Definition
Antonyms
agueusiedégoûtdégoût
Plural
gouts
Hyponyms
Translations
german:Geschmack
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chinese:味道
spanish:gusto
greek:γεύση
italian:gusto
dutch:smaak
polish:smak
portuguese:gosto
russian:вкус
swedish:smak
See also
dégoûtant (adj.) gouteur (cn.) goûteur (cn.) gouteux (adj.) regouter (v.) goûter (v.) Gouts (pn.) dégout (cn.) dégoûter (v.) agustite (cn.) dégoutation (cn.) goûtable (adj.) gustatif (adj.) gustation (cn.)