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| etymological origin of | fra: truculent |
| etymological origin of | spa: truculento |
| etymologically related | lat: trux |
| etymology | lat: trux |
| has derived form | lat: truculentē |
| has derived form | lat: truculenter |
| has derived form | lat: truculentia |
| lexical category | adjective |
| pronunciation | /tru.kuˈlen.tus/ |
| semantically related | lat: acerbus |
| semantically related | lat: acidus |
| semantically related | lat: asper |
| semantically related | lat: austerus |
| semantically related | lat: beluinus |
| semantically related | lat: beluus |
| semantically related | lat: calidus |
| semantically related | lat: celsus |
| semantically related | lat: durus |
| semantically related | lat: ferreus |
| semantically related | lat: ferus |
| semantically related | lat: hiemo |
| semantically related | lat: inhumanus |
| semantically related | lat: rabidus |
| semantically related | lat: restrictus |
| semantically related | lat: saevus |
| semantically related | lat: superbus |
| semantically related | lat: vesanus |
| translation | eng: cruel |
| translation | eng: ferocious |
| translation | eng: harsh |
| translation | eng: savage |
| translation | eng: stern |
| translation | eng: stormy |
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