What does turpilucricupidus mean in Latin?

turpilucricupidus, a adjective, means “Greedy for shameful or dishonorable profit.”.

How do you pronounce turpilucricupidus?

In classical Latin, [tʊr.pɪ.ɫʊ.krɪˈkʊ.pɪ.dʊs]; in ecclesiastical (church) Latin, [tur.pi.lu.kriˈkuː.pi.dus].

adjectivefirst/second-declension adjective

turpilucricupidus (feminine turpilucricupida, neuter turpilucricupidum)

Classical[tʊr.pɪ.ɫʊ.krɪˈkʊ.pɪ.dʊs]Ecclesiastical[tur.pi.lu.kriˈkuː.pi.dus]

adjectiveGreedy for shameful or dishonorable profit.
Cal. Exspectō sī quid dīcās. Meg. prīmumdum omnium, male dictitātur tibi volgō in sermōnibus: turpilucricupidum tē vocant cīvēs tuī; tum autem sunt aliī quī tē volturium vocant: hostīsne an cīvīs comedis parvī pendere. Haec quom audiō in tē dīcī, discrucior miser.Cal. If you have anything to say, I am waiting for it. Meg. Then, first of all, you are badly spoken of in general conversation by the public. Your fellow-citizens are calling you greedy of grovelling gain; and then, again, there are others who nickname you a vulture, and say that you care but little whether you devour enemies or fellow-citizens. Since I have heard these things said against you, I have, to my misery, been sadly agitated.c. 195 BCE, Plautus, Trinummus 1.2.61–66

singular
form	masculine	feminine	neuter
nominative	turpilucricupidus	turpilucricupida	turpilucricupidum
genitive	turpilucricupidī	turpilucricupidae	turpilucricupidī
dative	turpilucricupidō	turpilucricupidae	turpilucricupidō
accusative	turpilucricupidum	turpilucricupidam	turpilucricupidum
ablative	turpilucricupidō	turpilucricupidā	turpilucricupidō
vocative	turpilucricupide	turpilucricupida	turpilucricupidum

plural
form	masculine	feminine	neuter
nominative	turpilucricupidī	turpilucricupidae	turpilucricupida
genitive	turpilucricupidōrum	turpilucricupidārum	turpilucricupidōrum
dative	turpilucricupidīs	turpilucricupidīs	turpilucricupidīs
accusative	turpilucricupidōs	turpilucricupidās	turpilucricupida
ablative	turpilucricupidīs	turpilucricupidīs	turpilucricupidīs
vocative	turpilucricupidī	turpilucricupidae	turpilucricupida

turpĭlŭcrī^cŭpĭdus, i,

I. adj. m. [turpis-lucrum-cupidus], = αισχροκερδής, covetous of base or dishonest gain, as a term of abuse, Plaut Trin. 1, 2, 63.

Coined by Plautus, from a compound of turpis (“shameful”) + lucrum (“gain”) + cupidus (“eager”).