wulps

Dutch

Etymology

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Pronunciation

  • IPA(key): /ʋʏlps/
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Adjective

wulps (comparative wulpser, superlative meest wulps or wulpst)

  1. wanton, lascivious
    Ze had een wulpse en verleidelijke uitstraling die mannen aantrok. ― She had a wanton and seductive allure that attracted men.
    Hij werd beschuldigd van wulpse gedragingen tijdens het feest. ― He was accused of lascivious behaviors during the party.
  2. voluptuous, curvaceous
    De actrice werd bewonderd om haar wulpse figuur. ― The actress was admired for her curvaceous figure.

Declension

Declension of wulps
uninflected wulps
inflected wulpse
comparative wulpser
positive comparative superlative
predicative/adverbial wulps wulpser het wulpst
het wulpste
indefinite m./f. sing. wulpse wulpsere wulpste
n. sing. wulps wulpser wulpste
plural wulpse wulpsere wulpste
definite wulpse wulpsere wulpste
partitive wulps wulpsers —

Derived terms

  • wulpsheid
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