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| antonym | lat: acerbitās |
| antonym | lat: amāritās |
| antonym | lat: amāritūdō |
| antonym | lat: amāror |
| antonym | lat: amaritas |
| antonym | lat: austēritās |
| antonym | lat: austeritas |
| etymological origin of | fro: douçour |
| etymological origin of | lat: dulcoro |
| etymologically related | lat: dulcēdō |
| etymologically related | lat: dulcēscō |
| etymologically related | lat: dulcacidus |
| etymologically related | lat: dulciārius |
| etymologically related | lat: dulcia |
| etymology | lat: dulcis |
| is derived from | lat: dulcis |
| lexical category | noun |
| semantically related | lat: dulcēdō |
| semantically related | lat: dulcitās |
| semantically related | lat: dulcitūdō |
| semantically related | lat: dulcitas |
| semantically related | lat: suāvitās |
| synonym | lat: dulcēdō |
| synonym | lat: dulcedo |
| synonym | lat: dulcitās |
| synonym | lat: dulcitūdō |
| synonym | lat: dulcitas |
| synonym | lat: dulcitudo |
| synonym | lat: mel |
| synonym | lat: mellinia |
| synonym | lat: suāvitās |
| synonym | lat: suavitas |
| translation | eng: sweetness |
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