furor
11furor — late 15c., from M.Fr. fureur, from L. furor a ravaging, rage, madness, passion; related to furia rage, passion, fury (see FURY (Cf. fury)) …
12furor — [fyoor′ôr, fyoorər; ] Brit [ fyoo rô′rēfyoor′ôr΄, fyoor′ər] n. [ME furour < OFr fureur < L furor, rage, madness < furere: see FURY] 1. fury; rage; frenzy 2. a) a great, widespread outburst of admiration or enthusiasm; craze; rage b) a… …
13Furor — (lat.), 1) Wuth, z.B. F. amatorĭus, Liebes , F. uterīnus, Mutterwuth; 2) Wahnsinn; 3) Begeisterung; so F. poetĭcus, dichterische Begeisterung …
14Fūror — (lat.), Wut, Tollwut, Raserei; f. amatorius, Liebeswut; f. poeticus, dichterische Begeisterung; f. transitorius, vorübergehende Wut; t. uterīnus, Mannstollheit …
15Furor — Fŭror (lat.), Wut, Raserei, Begeisterung; F. poetĭcus, dichterische Begeisterung; F. teutonĭcus, deutsches Ungestüm …
16furor — I noun ado, agitation, broil, clamor, commotion, craze, disruption, disturbance, eruption, excitement, ferment, ferocity, fervency, fever, flare up, fracas, fray, frenzy, fury, fuss, hysteria, madness, maelstrom, mania, outbreak, outburst,… …
17fȗror — m bijes, razjarenost, žestina, zanos, obijest; velika lakomislenost [činiti ∼e a. odavati se velikom veselju b. bacati se u velike troškove] ✧ {{001f}}lat …
18Furor — Furor,der:1.⇨Raserei–2.⇨Wut(1) …
19furor — [n] disturbance, excitement ado*, agitation, big scene*, big stink*, bustle, commotion, craze, enthusiasm, fad, ferment, flap*, freefor all*, frenzy, fury, fuss, hell broke loose*, hullabaloo*, hysteria, lunacy, madness*, mania, outburst, outcry …
20furor — (Del lat. furor.) ► sustantivo masculino 1 Cólera, exaltación desmedida: ■ discutieron con furor; en un momento de furor es capaz de hacer una barbaridad. SINÓNIMO furia ira 2 Entusiasmo o vehemencia de una persona: ■ se dirigió a los asistentes… …
