desire

Εννοια (Αγγλικός)

Verb

1. To want; to wish for earnestly.
2. To put a request to (someone); to entreat.
3. To want emotionally or sexually.
4. To express a wish for; to entreat; to request.
5. To require; to demand; to claim.
6. To miss; to regret.

Noun

1. The feeling of desiring; an eager longing for something.
2. Someone or something wished for.
3. Strong attraction, particularly romantic or sexual.
4. Motivation.

Συνώνυμα

wish

want

longing

lust

wish for

love

❤️

will

inclination

hope

long for

crave

covet

like

aspiration

craving

long

request

passion

ambition

yearn

eagerness

fancy

intention

yearning

appetite

need

intend

pleasure

liking

dream

😴💭

purpose

ardour

ardor

hunger

keenness

envy

itch

thought

💭

expect

anxious to

appetency

ask for

expectation

appetence

aspire

idea

💡

mind

opinion

plan

demand

thirst

ask

attachment

emotion

hope for

aim

look forward to

interest

heart

❤️

require

yearn for

covetousness

greed

affection

delight

greediness

requirement

seek

🔍

selfishness

sentiment

imagination

impulse

taste

urge

voracity

meaning

libido

avarice

longing for

lust after

miss

petition

feelings

curiosity

fondness

ability

list

crave for

mean

congratulation

love passionately

be fond of

hankering

zest

beg

like to

wishing

wanting

decide for

volunteering

volition

view

trust

itching

hanker

be anxious to

aspire to

please

tendency

care

desideratum

relish

imagining

lust for

sense

aim at

hanker for

enthusiasm

be eager for

hanker after

pray

🛐

starve

stomach

sweetness

talent

tenor

think

🤔

think about

thirstiness

thirsting

thrill

be determined

be in demand

urging

wants

whim

whinge

willing

willingness

wishes

wishfulness

wistfulness

would like to

yen

💴

be loved

desire eagerly

druthers

eager desire

felicific calculus

luxuria

romance

set one’s heart on

sexual desire

the hots

be sexually aroused

want very much

sexual passion

shade of colour

shade of color

St. Augustine

addiction

design

fear

😨

hate

😡

Tanha

aim to get

be ambitious

mean to

set one’s sights on

want exceedingly

lech after

ardent wish

be desirous

craving after

desire of doing

inclination of mind

longing after

seek to get

strive after greedily

striving after

eagerners

what one aims at

wish for eagerly

crave strongly for

unfulfillcd want

good

👍

queem

Libido

search

admire

agree

agree with

alacrity

amour

anger

💢

appeal

application

appreciate

assistant

attention

beautiful

be in heat

believe

belly

be popular

bespeak

call

call for

caprice

character

charm

chase

choice

coin

🪙

coloring

colouring

command

concern

concupiscence

consent

consider

cross one’s fingers

cry

😢

decree

delectation

delight in

desiderata

desiderate

desiring

determine

die

💀

disinclination

disposition

dun

economize

end

🔚

endeavour

enjoyment

entreat

eros

eroticism

excitement

experience

famish

feeling

feel like

fervour

fire

🔥

flavor

glamor

glamour

go for

go hungry

gratification

hold together

hungriness

in demand

in love

❤️

instinct

intensely

intent

interested in

joy

😂

keen

lack

lech

lechery

lewdness

likeness

look for

look out for

lovely

lustfully

middle

necessitate

notion

object

obligation

occupation

pleasance

pleased

pleasures

poetry

possessions

postulate

prayer

prefer

proclivity

proneness

propensity

protector

prurience

purport

rapacity

reclaim

reflection

resolve

search for

seductiveness

see

👀

select

sensuality

sex appeal

solicit

sorrow

soul

spirit

Με παύλα ως

de‧sire

Προφέρεται ως (IPA)

/dɪˈzaɪə/

Ετυμολογία (Αγγλικός)

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In summary

From Middle English desire (noun) and desiren (verb), from Old French desirer, desirrer, from Latin dēsīderō (“to long for, desire, feel the want of, miss, regret”), apparently from de- + sidus (in the phrase de sidere, "from the stars") in connection with astrological hopes. Compare consider and desiderate. Displaced native Old English wilnung (“desire”) and wilnian (“to desire”).