köken: From Middle High German gir, from Old High German giri. The surname is from the noun, though it is also a Low German form of Geyer and in some personal name shortenings related to the ancient *gaiʀ (“spear”) as in Gerhardt.
köken: Borrowed from Latin avāritia, from avārus (“greedy”). Cognate with French avarice, Italian avarizia, Portuguese avareza.
aile: avariciar, avaricioso
No me caso de admirar que un hombre tan común hiciese cosas tan extraordinarias. — Bu kadar varlıklı insanların böyle küçük şeylere tamah ettiklerini görerek şaşırır.
köken: Inherited from Prakrit *लालिच्च (lālicca), from Sanskrit लालित्य (lālitya, “lust”), a vṛddhi derivative of ललित (lalita, “sported, desired”), from the root लल् (lal, “to sport, play”). Related to लड़ना (laṛnā, “to fight”).