indecent meaning in Latin

English	Latin
indecent adjective [UK: ɪn.ˈdiːsnt] [US: ˌɪn.ˈdiː.sənt]	turpis [turpe, turpior -or -us, turpissimus -a -um]adjective
indecent, obscene, lewd adjective	obscaenus [obscaena -um, obscaenior -or -us, obscaenissimus -a -um]adjective obscenus [obscena -um, obscenior -or -us, obscenissimus -a -um]adjective opscaenus [opscaena -um, opscaenior -or -us, opscaenissimus -a -um]adjective opscenus [opscena -um, opscenior -or -us, opscenissimus -a -um]adjective
indecent / obscene (words) adjective	foedus [foeda -um, foedior -or -us, foedissimus -a -um]adjective
indecent / obscene behavior / figures noun	obscaenitas [obscaenitatis](3rd) F noun obscenitas [obscenitatis](3rd) F noun opscaenitas [opscaenitatis](3rd) F noun opscenitas [opscenitatis](3rd) F noun
cordax (indecent / extravagant dance of Greek comedy L+S) noun	cordax [cordacis](3rd) M noun
obscenely, so as to involve obscenity (of language), indecently, lewdly adverb	obscaene [obscaenius, obscaenissime]adverb obscene [obscenius, obscenissime]adverb opscaene [opscaenius, opscaenissime]adverb opscene [opscenius, opscenissime]adverb
somewhat indecent / obscene / foul-mouthed adjective	subobscenus [subobscena, subobscenum]adjective

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