dement
英 [dɪ'ment]
美 [dɪ'mɛnt]
- vt. 使發狂
- adj. 瘋狂的
- n. 癡呆症
- n. (Dement)人名；(英)德門特
英文詞源
- dement (v.)
- "to drive mad," 1540s, probably from Middle French démenter, from Late Latin dementare "to drive out of one's mind," from stem of Latin demens "out of one's senses, insane, raving, foolish; distracting, wild, reckless" (a less technical term than insanitas), from phrase de mente, from de + mente, ablative of mens mind" (see mind (n.)).