Liederlijk
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"De Decamerone en The Canterbury Tales gaan terug op een middeleeuwse cultuur van liederlijke verhalen: farces en kluchten, sotternieën, fabliaux en boerdes (de gewaagde vertelsels van rondtrekkende minstrelen), vuile moppen en contes en vers."--De geschiedenis van de erotiek: van holbewoner tot Markies de Sade (2011) by J.-.W Geerinck |
![Fashionable Contrasts (1792) by James Gillray](/images/thumb/200px-Fashionable_contrasts_James_Gillray.jpg)
Fashionable Contrasts (1792) by James Gillray
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Liederlijk is Dutch for bawdy, lewd, of loose morals, degenerate
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Etymology
NOT from lied, Dutch for song and suffix -lijk (Enlgish -ly).
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Synonyms
Losbandig, lichtzinnig, zedeloos, ontuchtig.
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-lyk
From Middle Dutch -lijc, from Old Dutch -līk, from Proto-West Germanic *-līk, from Proto-Germanic *-līkaz.
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