Etymology
From Latin penis, tail or penis
Pronunciation
- pē'nis, /ˈpiːnɪs/, /"pi:nIs/
- pē'nəs, /ˈpiːnəs/, /"pi:n@s/
Noun
penis, plural penises or penes
- The male sexual organ for copulation.
- The male penis and the female clitoris are analogous organs.
Synonyms
All slang words for penis are considered moderately vulgar unless noted otherwise
See also WikiSaurus:penis
Translations
- Albanian: kar m
- Amharic: ቁላ , ሙርጥ (slang), ልምቡጥ and ልንቡጥ (both uncircumcised)
- Basque: zakil
- Breton: kalc'h m -ioù pl, pich m -où pl
- Bulgarian: лат , анат , пенис
- Catalan: penis m
- Chinese: 阴茎
- Czech: pyj , penis.
- Dutch: penis m
- Esperanto peniso
- Finnish: penis, siitin
- French: pénis m
- German: Penis m
- Hebrew: פין (Pin)
- Hungarian: pénisz
- Italian: pene m
- Japanese: inkei , youbutsu , penisu , dankon
- Kurdish (Kurmancî): kîr m, xirr m, terrik m
- Kurdish (Soranî): kêr
- Latin: penis m
- Portuguese: pénis m (Portugal); pênis m (Brasil)
- Romanian: penis m
- Russian: пенис
- Spanish: pene m
- Swedish: Penis m
- Turkish: yarak
- Ukrainian: хуй (transliterated khui, pronounced /xuj/) m
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See Also
Latin
Noun
penis m, genitive penis, plural penes
Third declension.
This form is the nominative and genitive singular.
- penis, male sexual organ
- tail
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