The word "lust" comes from Middle English "lust," meaning desire, pleasure or joy. It has roots in Old English and Old High German, both with similar meanings related to desire and pleasure.
In Tagalog, the word for "lust" is "pagnanasa." This term specifically refers to a strong sexual desire or craving. It is important to note that the meaning and connotations of words can vary across languages and cultures, so it is essential to consider context when using this term in Tagalog.
It comes from the latin word luxuria which is latin for lust. Lust means a raging or unrestrained sexual desire.
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love is when you will do anything for someonethe exact opposite of lust
Lust may be described as the desire to use other people as objects for our own sexual gratification. Sins of lust may take place in our own imaginations or may be acted out in real life.
Lust can be represented by 3 main things; Obviously the colour red. It can also be represented by fire, meaning fiery passion or heat. Or a woman standing seductively, with an expression of lust. There are more things but those are the main 3. Hope I helped.
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lust in German is lust
lust, gluttony, sloth, greed, pride, envy, anger.
Lust is a sin because the, felling of want is bad for the soul, and if you want more than what God can provide that is also a bad thing Answer The word lust is usually associated with the lusts of the flesh, which includes sexual lust. No doubt this is the lust you are referring to. However the word can have another meaning i.e having a craving, appetite, or great desire for more wisdom or knowledge. But as you are referring to the lust of the flesh as David did for Bathsheba, then yes it is a grievous sin.
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