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Etymology
From lletra (“letter”) + ferit (“smitten”).
Pronunciation
Adjective
lletraferit (feminine lletraferida, masculine plural lletraferits, feminine plural lletraferides)
- fond of literature, well-read, bookish
1969, Blai Bonet, Mister Evasió:Gent desenfeinada, lletraferida, que no saben fer res més que el vermut i discurssos, que no tenen aturall a la llengua, i com han de tenir aturall a la llengua, si han fet el vermut?- Idle, well-read people, who didn't know how to do anything but drink vermouth and make speeches, who didn't hold their tongues, and how can they hold their tongues if they've been drinking vermouth?
Descendants
Noun
lletraferit m (plural lletraferits, feminine lletraferida)
- book lover, bookworm
2005, Joan-Daniel Bezsonoff i Montalat, Les amnèsies de Déu:Jo sóc un lletraferit i la balística i la física no són el meu fort.- I'm a bookworm and ballistics and physics aren't my forte.
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