incestuous

English

Etymology

incest +‎ -ous

Adjective

incestuous (comparative more incestuous, superlative most incestuous)

1. Pertaining to or engaging in incest.

   If you engaged in an incestuous relationship with a family member, that would make you an inbreeder.

2. Characterized by mutual relationships that are intimate and exclusive to the detriment of outsiders.

Quotations

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Synonyms

• incestual

Derived terms

• incestuously
• incestuousness
• twincestuous

Translations

pertaining to or engaging in incest

• Belarusian: кровазмяша́льны (krovazmjašálʹny)
• Catalan: incestuós
• Czech: krvesmilný
• Dutch: incestueus (nl)
• Finnish: sukurutsainen
• French: incestueux (fr)
• German: inzestuös (de)
• Greek: αιμομικτικός (el) (aimomiktikós)
• Hungarian: vérfertőző (hu)
• Italian: incestuoso (it), incestuale
• Latin: incestus
• Manx: croiaghtagh
• Polish: kazirodczy (pl)
• Portuguese: incestuoso
• Russian: кровосмеси́тельный (ru) (krovosmesítelʹnyj), инцестуо́зный (incestuóznyj)
• Spanish: incestuoso (es)
• Swedish: incestuös (sv)
• Ukrainian: кровозмі́сний (krovozmísnyj)
• Welsh: llosgachol