genitalia
- noun
- /ˌdʒɛnɪˈteɪliə/
- Specialized
- The doctor explained how genitalia develop during puberty in both males and females.
- Male genitalia
Like he's a he's a Ken doll with no genitalia.
- Like he's a he's a Ken doll with no genitalia.
- It's Androstein Dione at very high levels that's produced in female hyenas that creates this enlargement of their genitalia.
- But I'm very familiar with hyena genitalia, so I I have.
- If you want a smooth hairless vagina genitalia, it takes time.
- Just little nibbles, a little nibble of the genitalia.
- No, it doesn't matter what my genitalia is.
- Medical leave for burning your genitalia.
Examples
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We see similarly unbelievable genitalia in insects, mammals, reptiles, fish, spiders, and even snails.
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The Caterpillar juice then fuels the development of the imaginal discs into eyes, antennae, legs, wings, genitalia, and other body parts.
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I believe they all have male genitalia, so penises, however, they are women.
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Fortunately, I have had no damage whatsoever to my reproductive function or genitalia or anything, which I'm.
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They would not feel comfortable displaying a nude preoperative body or male genitalia in public because doing so would be dysphoria inducing.
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The study focused on the differences between male and female genitalia among various species.
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In many cultures, discussions about genitalia can be considered taboo or inappropriate.
Synonyms
Parts outside the body used for sex and having babies
The parts of the body used for sex and peeing
The outer private parts of a woman
The parts of the body that are used for sex and for passing urine
Compounds
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Genitalia comes from a Latin root gen- that means 'birth' or 'to produce'. You can see the same root in generate and generation, so a helpful way to remember is that genitalia are the body parts used for having children.