malitia

Latin

Etymology

From malus (“bad, evil”).

Noun

malitia (genitive malitiae); f, first declension

1. a bad quality; badness, wicked
2. spite, malice; an act of malice
3. cunning, artfulness

Inflection

Number	Singular	Plural
nominative	malitia	malitiae
genitive	malitiae	malitiārum
dative	malitiae	malitiīs
accusative	malitiam	malitiās
ablative	malitiā	malitiīs
vocative	malitia	malitiae

Derived terms

• malitiōsus

Related terms

• malitās
• malitiōsē
• malitiōsitās

Descendants

Catalan: malícia English: malice French: malice

Italian: malizia Portuguese: malícia, maeza, maleza Spanish: maleza, malicia