libertyn
1libertyn — m IV, DB. a, Ms. libertynnie; lm M. libertynni, DB. ów przestarz. «zwolennik libertynizmu, sceptyk w sprawach religijnych; wolnomyśliciel» ‹fr.› …
2libertine — noun Etymology: Middle English libertyn freedman, from Latin libertinus, from libertinus, adjective, of a freedman, from libertus freedman, from liber Date: 1577 1. usually disparaging a freethinker especially in religious matters 2. a person who …
3Joachim Albertini — or Gioacchino Albertini (30 November 1748, Pesaro 27 March 1812, Warsaw) was an Italian born composer, who spent most of his life in Poland. His opera Don Juan albo Ukarany libertyn ( Don Juan, or the Libertine Penalized ) was performed in the… …
4libertine — /lib euhr teen , tin/, n. 1. a person who is morally or sexually unrestrained, esp. a dissolute man; a profligate; rake. 2. a freethinker in religious matters. 3. a person freed from slavery in ancient Rome. adj. 4. free of moral, esp. sexual,… …
5libertin — libertin, ine [ libɛrtɛ̃, in ] adj. et n. • 1500 hist. rom. « affranchi »; lat. libertinus 1 ♦ (1525) Vx ou littér. Qui ne suit pas les lois de la religion, soit pour la croyance, soit pour la pratique. ⇒ impie, incrédule, irréligieux. « Je… …
6libertyński — libertyńskiscy przym. od libertyn Libertyńskie poglądy …
7libertine — lib•er•tine [[t]ˈlɪb ərˌtin, tɪn[/t]] n. 1) a person who is morally or sexually unrestrained; a profligate; rake 2) a freethinker in religious matters 3) a person freed from slavery in ancient Rome 4) free of moral, esp. sexual, restraint;… …
8libertine — [lib′ər tēn΄, lib′ərtin] n. [ME libertyn < L libertinus < libertus, freedman < liber, free: see LIBERAL] 1. in ancient Rome, a person who had been freed from slavery 2. [prob. via Fr libertin] a person, esp. a man, who leads an… …
