pudendum

(pyo̵̅o̅ den′dəm)

noun pl. pudenda

Origin: ModL < L, neut. of pudendus, (something) to be ashamed of < pudere: see pudency

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noun pl. pu·den·da (-də)

The human external genital organs, especially of a woman. Often used in the plural.

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Origin: Latin

Origin: , neuter gerundive of pudēre, to make or be ashamed

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