bestial

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[edit] English

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Latin bēstiālis, from bēstia (beast) (whence English beast).

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bestial (comparative more bestial, superlative most bestial)

  1. (literally and figuratively) Beast-like

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[edit] French

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bestial m. (f. bestiale, m. plural bestiaux, f. plural bestiales)

  1. bestial

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[edit] Romanian

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From French bestial, from Latin bēstiālis.

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  • IPA: [bes.tiˈal]

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bestial 4 nom/acc forms

  1. bestial, animal
  2. (informal) cool

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As indicated by the informal meaning of "cool", this word does not have the same negative connotations as in English.

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