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Clitoris
kleitoris, kleitoridis� Greek, clitoris < kleis, kleidos Greek, key + oris Greek agent noun suffix
The clitoris is a quarter-inch bud of sexually responsive tissue located just above the vaginal entrance, where the labia minora join. The seat of much sexual pleasure in the female, the clitoris may be hidden under a hood of flesh called the clitoral prepuce. The clitoris is analogous to the penis. Kleitoris in ancient Greek means literally �the man with the key� or �the gatekeeper.� A playful origin of names for this organ is repeated in many languages. Compare a British folk term, ‘the little man in the boat.’ The word is pronounced KLIT-or-iss. No, it doesn't rhyme with brontosaurus.
Clitoromegaly
kleitoris + megale Greek, enlargement, from megas large
Clitoromegaly is abnormal enlargement of the clitoris, due to endocrine diseases, and seen in female athletes overdosing with anabolic steroids.
Etymology of the word Penis
direct borrowing from Latin penis, tail, male sex organ
The Indo-European and very widespread root is *pe as seen in Greek
peos penis, Sanskrit
pasas penis, and even the English nursery term for urine,
pee (not, as many dictionaries suppose, a Victorian contraction of piss, but in fact of much older origin). Since the word meant the tail of an animal in early Latin, as well as the human sex organ, penis is often described in dictionaries as derived from Latin
pendere �
to hang down.� It is not. There is better linguistic evidence that the Latin reflex of the Indo-European root has been influenced by or blended with another Latin root, *
pene �
inside,� seen in our English verb penetrate, to go inside.(Kjo eshte shumë qesharake)
Thus penis is
pene + s, s being the common male nominative suffix in Latin. Therefore the true etymological meaning of penis is best stated as the part that goes inside, that is, inside the vagina.
Newly Suggested Origin of the Word Phallus
The Latin
penis has a Greek synonym
phallos that produces many medical terms relating to the penis, like ithyphallic, phallic, and phalloplasty. The Latin form phallus is a synonym for penis in medical terminology.
The Greek
phallos was probably in origin an affectionate diminutive of the IE root, that is, *pe with the root aspirated to ph. The Greek letter phi was originally not an f sound in Greek but a p followed by a breath.
The infix or suffix l or double l (ll) is a diminutive marker in many IE languages like Latin, Greek, French, German, and English. And -os is the common Greek masculine noun ending.
So phallos = p(h)a + ll + os and was equivalent in its proto-Hellenic beginnings to affectionate diminutives in English like weenie, wiener, and even the nursery term pee-pee.
Ndërsa në shqipen e sotme,shumë të re për disa,kemi përvecse komplet fjalën te pandryshuar,por kemi të pandryshuar FONETIKISHT 'Ph ne "F e 'W.Por për cudi kemi dhe folje si 'palloj.percaktimet si:Sa ma ka pallën!Ose e vecanta:'ta pallosh..pak e ndyrë si njësi,por na duhet ta analizojmë.Pastaj kemi dhe "palla-VëR..etj
Gjhëtaret e sotëm qenkan vërtet 'Fallosha.Më falni,PALLOSHA.
NDERSA PERSA I PëRKET 'klei,e kuptojme shumë mire,ne shqipfolësit, po te dimë njesine "krei-krrei(nxjerr).Dicka e nxjerrë.L-ja me r-ne dihet shume mirë sa afër janë.Unë kam dyshim qe pellasgët e shqiptonin R-ne si duhet dhe e dinin ndryshimin nga L-ja,ndersa atyre qe po u mesonin gjuhën,duke i shkeputur nga bota gjysë shtazore,kjo ishte shumë e veshtirë.Dhe ashtu u ka ngelur dhe sot.Gjuhë me shumë me pak tinguj se gjuha shqipe.Ceshtje qe ka te bejë me qindramijëra vjet avance ne zhvillim.Habitem vetëm se si shpëtoi anglishtja nga kjo ndodhi shkatërruese
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clitoris Look up clitoris at Dictionary.com
1610s, coined in Mod.L., from Gk. kleitoris, a diminutive,
but the exact sense is uncertain(..
do të jetë e pasigurtë derisa mos të dali e verteta e gjuhës shqipe,e cila në te vertetë eshtë nena e gjuhës greke...cuditerisht shumë më e nderlikuar se ajo..). Probably from Gk. kleiein "to sheathe," also "to shut," in reference to its being covered by the labia minora. The related noun form kleis has a second meaning of "a key, a latch or hook (to close a door)." Wooden pegs were the original keys; a connection also revealed in L. clovis "nail" and claudere "to shut" (see close (v.)). Some medical sources give a supposed Gk. verb kleitoriazein "to touch or titillate lasciviously, to tickle," lit. "to be inclined (toward pleasure)" (cf. Ger. slang der Kitzler "clitoris," lit. "the tickler"), related to Gk. kleitys, a variant of klitys
"side of a hill," related to klinein "to slope," from the same root as climax. But many sources take kleitoris literally as Gk.
"little hill." The anatomist Mateo Renaldo Colombo (1516-1559), professor at Padua,
claimed to have discovered it ("De re anatomica," 1559, p. 243). He called it amor Veneris, vel dulcedo "the love or sweetness of Venus." It had been known to women since much earlier, of course.
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