Complete Definition of "erotic"

English

Etymology
French érotique, from Greek ε���ικο�, er�tikos, from er�s 'sexual love'.

Pronunciation
:Rhymes: Rhymes:English:-�tɪk|-�tɪk

Adjective
erotic

  1. Relating to or tending to arouse sexual desire or excitement.

Synonyms
amatory
arousing
sensual
sexy

Translations

Chinese: ��� (sèqíng de)
Dutch: t-|nl|erotisch
Finnish: t-|fi|eroottinen, t-|fi|aistillinen
German: t+|de|erotisch
Italian: erotico
mid
Kurdish: t|ku|erotîk, t|ku|�ehwetî, t|ku|seksî, t|ku|pornografîk
Lithuanian: t|lt|erotinis|xsLithuanian, t|lt|erotiškas|xsLithuanian
Russian: t-|ru|��о�и�е�кий|trerotí�jeskij|scCyrl, t-|ru|��о�и�н�й|trerotí�nyj|scCyrl
Scottish Gaelic: drùis-mhiannach
Spanish: t|es|erótico

Related terms
erotica
erotically
eroticise (also eroticize)
eroticism
erotomania

Category:Greek derivations

fa:erotic
fr:erotic
fy:erotic
io:erotic
id:erotic
it:erotic
pl:erotic
ru:erotic
fi:erotic
te:erotic
vi:erotic
zh:erotic

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