English
lustic
From lust + -ic.
Formed from lust + -ic
Proto-Germanic *lustuz ‘lust, desire, want’
Proto-West Germanic *lustu ‘desire, want, lust’
Old English lust ‘lust, pleasure, longing’
Middle English lust
English lust
Today it means
adj Vigorous.
Language periods are conventional ranges, not dates for this word.
Etymograph / lustic