De-sīd'e-rā'tum, n.
n.; pl. DE-SĪD'E-RĀ'TA. [Lat., from desideratus, p. p. of desiderare.] That of which the lack is felt; a thing desiderated, wanted, or desired; a want generally felt and acknowledged.
n.; pl. DE-SĪD'E-RĀ'TA. [Lat., from desideratus, p. p. of desiderare.] That of which the lack is felt; a thing desiderated, wanted, or desired; a want generally felt and acknowledged.