litigious

English

Etymology

From Middle French litigieux, from Latin litigiosus

Pronunciation

IPA^(key): /lɪˈtɪd͡ʒəs/

Adjective

litigious (comparative more litigious, superlative most litigious)

Of or relating to litigation.
Inclined to engage in lawsuits.
Argumentative or combative.

Synonyms

Translations

of or relating to litigation

Esperanto: procesa
German: gerichtsstreitlich

Greek: επίδικος (el) m (epídikos)

inclined to engage in lawsuits

Esperanto: procesema
German: prozessfreudig

Greek: δικομανής (el) m or f (dikomanís)
Ido: procesema

argumentative or combative

Esperanto: disputema
German: streitsüchtig (de), streitbar (de)

Greek: φιλόδικος (el) m (filódikos)
Ancient Greek: φιλόδικος (philódikos)

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Italian: ^{(please verify)} litigioso (it)

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