Lust

lust lušť German Etymology de :inh gmh:lust From de gmh lust, from de goh lust, from de gmw-pro *lustu, from de gem-pro *lustuz. Cognate with en lust, fy lust, nl lust. Pronunciation de /lʊst/ de De-Lust2.ogg <<Germany>> (<<Berlin>>) de De-Lust.ogg Noun f,^e with de haben, de kriegen desire; the wish to do or have something de :auf(acc)<for something> de Bock de Hast du Lust auf Schokolade? Would you fancy some chocolate? Do you have desire for chocolate? de 28 February 2005 w:Reise, Reise w:Rammstein Keine Lust Ich habe keine Lust, mich nicht zu hassenHab keine Lust, mich anzufassenIch hätte Lust zu onanierenHab keine Lust, es zu probierenIch hätte Lust, mich auszuzieh'nHab keine Lust, mich nackt zu seh'nIch hätte Lust mit großen TierenHab keine Lust, es zu riskierenHab keine Lust, vom Schnee zu geh'nHab keine Lust zu erfrieren I have no desire to hate myselfHave no desire to touch myselfI would have the desire to masturbateHave no desire to try itI would have the desire to get undressedHave no desire to see myself nakedI would have desire with large animalsHave no desire to risk itHave no desire to get out of the snowHave no desire to freeze satisfaction of desire; pleasure, joy, fun de Es ist mir eine Lust, wenn ich die Eichhörnchen klettern sehe! It’s a joy to me watching those squirrels climbing! Usage notes In both senses, the word may also refer to sexuality, but this association is much less pronounced than in en lust. Declension f,^e Antonyms de Unlust f Derived terms de Abenteuerlust Kampflust lüstern Lust haben lustig Lustmolch Lustspiel Lusttropfen lustvoll Wanderlust Wollust Descendants csb lëszt 1 See also de zumute Further reading de de Emotions Hunsrik Etymology From hrx gmh lust, from hrx goh lust, from hrx gmw-pro *lustu. Pronunciation hrx /luʃt/ Noun f List desire Derived terms hrx lustich Further reading