See also: désire, désiré, Désiré, and Desiré From Middle English desire (noun) and desiren (verb), from Old French desirer, desirrer, from Latin dēsīderō...
See also: desire, désiré, Désiré, and Desiré IPA(key): /de.ziʁ/ Homophones: désir, désirent, désires, désirs désire inflection of désirer: first/third-person...
See also: desire, désiré, désire, and Desiré IPA(key): /de.zi.ʁe/ Désiré m a male given name of rare usage, variant of Didier, feminine equivalent Désirée...
See also: desire, désiré, désire, and Désiré Desiré c (genitive Desirés) a female given name, one of the many spelling variants of Desirée idéers...
heart's desire (literary) something that is strongly desired. to one's heart's content “your heart s desire”, in Cambridge English Dictionary, Cambridge...
desire, désire, Désiré, and Desiré désiré (feminine désirée, masculine plural désirés, feminine plural désirées) past participle of désirer “désiré”...
baptism of desire Wikipedia baptism by desire baptism of desire (uncountable) (Christianity) The grace given to a believer who ardently desires baptism,...
thought is not clear. IPA(key): /de.zi.ʁe/ Homophones: désirai, désiré, désirée, désirées, désirés, désirez désirer (transitive) to desire, want Conjugation...
See also: désirer desire + -er Rhymes: -aɪəɹə(ɹ) desirer (plural desirers) One who desires, asks, or wishes. Reiders, Rieders, redries, resider, serried...
Hyphenation: de‧sired desired simple past and past participle of desire desired (comparative more desired, superlative most desired) wished-for, longed-for...