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Words, grammatical forms and meanings linked to the ontology.

adulator en · NOUN

Etymology

Etymology tree Latin adūlor Proto-Indo-European *-tōr Proto-Italic *-tōr Latin -tor Latin adūlātorbor. English adulator Borrowed from Latin adūlātor.

Meanings

  1. One who lavishes excessive praises or flattery; one who adulates.

Forms

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adulators Number=Plur lexicographic

Deriveds

adulatress

Translations (31)

fr adulateur (one who adulates) · it adulatrice (one who adulates) · ru льстец (one who adulates) · pt bajulador (one who adulates) · de Schmeichler (one who adulates) · ro adulatoare (one who adulates) · da smigrer (one who adulates) · grc θώψ (one who adulates) · ru лизоблю́д (one who adulates) · de Schmeichlerin (one who adulates) · fi imartelija (one who adulates) · el μαλαγάνας (one who adulates) · it adulatore (one who adulates) · ba ялағай (one who adulates) · es aduladora (one who adulates) · es adulador (one who adulates) · hu talpnyaló (one who adulates) · fi mielistelijä (one who adulates) · hy շողոքորթ (one who adulates) · el κόλακας (one who adulates) · ru подхали́м (one who adulates) · pt adulador (one who adulates) · fr adulatrice (one who adulates) · rgn adulatôr (one who adulates) · az yaltaq (one who adulates) · el γαλίφης (one who adulates) · grc κόλαξ (one who adulates) · rgn aduladôr (one who adulates) · ro adulator (one who adulates) · ru подли́за (one who adulates) · da spytslikker (one who adulates)