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10 Language-to-English DictionariesDésirata
/deziʁata/Comprehensive Definitions & Senses
2 senses- 1
A thing that is desired or wished for.
"The new car was a long-held désirata for him." - 2
A desired object or goal.
"Her list of désirata included travel, education, and personal growth."
Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology
The term 'désirata' is derived from the Latin 'desideratum', which means 'something desired'. It evolved through Old French before being adopted into modern French, retaining its connotation of longing or desire.
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10 Global Lexicons: How "Désirata" is said worldwide
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désirata
Transliteration: deziʁata
"Son désirata était de voyager à travers le monde."
Wunsch
Transliteration: vʊnʃ
"Ihr Wunsch war es, die Welt zu bereisen."
desiderata
Transliteration: deziˈderata
"Il suo desiderata era viaggiare per il mondo."
deseo
Transliteration: deˈseo
"Su deseo era viajar por el mundo."
desejo
Transliteration: deˈzeʒu
"Seu desejo era viajar pelo mundo."
इच्छा
Transliteration: ichchha
"उसकी इच्छा दुनिया भर में यात्रा करना था।"
愿望
Transliteration: yuànwàng
"她的愿望是环游世界。"
소망
Transliteration: somang
"그녀의 소망은 세계를 여행하는 것이었다."
願望
Transliteration: ganbō
"彼女の願望は世界を旅することだった。"
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