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in the PONS Dictionary

libīdō, lubīdō (altl.) <dinis> f (libet)

1.

libido
Begierde, Lust, Verlangen, Reiz (nach etw.: Gen) [ voluptatum; ulciscendi; sanguinis Blutdurst ]
libidinem in armis habere
Lust an den Waffen haben
tanta libido cum Mario eundi plerosque invaserat Sall.

2.

libido
sinnliche Lust, Sinnlichkeit, Genusssucht, Ausschweifung, Lüsternheit
libidine incensus
providendum, ne quod in vita vestigium libidinis appareat Cic.

3.

libido
Willkür, Belieben, Laune, Zügellosigkeit [ suffragandi; iudicum ]
libidines frangere, refrenare
ad libidinem [o. (ex) libidine]
nach Laune, nach Belieben
Declension for libīdō
Case Singular Plural
Nominative libīdō libīdinēs
Genitive libīdinis libīdinum
Dative libīdinī libīdinibus
Accusative libīdinem libīdinēs
Ablative libīdine libīdinibus
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