pudendum
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English 5++LDOCE 5++pu·den·dum /pjuːˈdendəm/ noun (plural pudenda /-də/) [countable] technical HBHthe sexual organs on the outside of the body, especially a woman’s 〔尤指女性的〕外阴,外生殖器
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pudendum• In fact, the nut resembles a girl's pudendum.• Is that not where all stories lie, in the dumb dell of the pudendum?Origin pudendum (1600-1700) Modern Latin Latin pudere “to be ashamed”pu·den·dum nounChineseSyllable
of Corpus the sexual outside the the body, a on organs especially
pudendum
pu‧den‧dum /pjuːˈdendəm/
noun (plural pudenda /-də/) [countable] technical
pu‧den‧dum /pjuːˈdendəm/
noun (plural pudenda /-də/) [countable] technical Date: 1600-1700
Language: Modern Latin
Origin: Latin pudere 'to be ashamed'
the sexual organs on the outside of the body, especially a woman’s
Language: Modern Latin
Origin: Latin pudere 'to be ashamed'