英语词汇lubric的起源、历史背景-英语词源词典

词汇	lubric
词源	lubric adj. late 15c., "smooth, slippery," also "lascivious, lewd," from French lubrique (15c.) or directly from Latin lubricus "slippery," figuratively "seductive," from PIE root sleubh- "to slip, slide." Related: Lubrical. Entries linking to lubric* *sleubh- Proto-Indo-European root meaning "to slide, slip." It forms all or part of: cowslip; lubric; lubricant; lubricate; lubricity; lubricous; sleeve; slip (n.3) "potter's clay;" sloop; slop (n.1) "semiliquid refuse;" slop (n.2) "loose outer garment;" sloven. It is the hypothetical source of/evidence for its existence is provided by: Latin lubricus "slippery, slimy, smooth," lubricare "make slippery or smooth;" Middle Dutch slupen "to glide;" Gothic sliupan "to creep, slide;" Old English slyppe "dung." updated on December 07, 2020
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lubric adj.