adj
lubish
Lubish (adj) means describing units of an old currency once widely used in trade in northern Germany.
adj
1
Describing units of an old currency once widely used in trade in northern Germany.
2
Real, official, and of good quality.
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Etymology
It comes from Middle Low German lübsch or Middle Dutch lubesch, both meaning “of Lübeck”; compare German lübisch (“of Lübeck”).
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What is the meaning of lubish?
"lubish" (adj) means describing units of an old currency once widely used in trade in northern Germany.
What is the opposite of lubish?
The opposite of "lubish" is illegitimate.
What are the different meanings of lubish?
"lubish" has 2 main meanings: 1. Describing units of an old currency once widely used in trade in northern Germany; 2. Real, official, and of good quality.
