Wikisaurus:vagina/translations
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Translations [edit]
Arabic [edit]
Danish [edit]
Dutch [edit]
- kut
- kutje (diminutive, less offensive than kut)
- poesje(means "kitten")
- Vagina
- preut
- pruim
- doos (means "box")
- snee (means "cut")
Estonian [edit]
- auk (means "hole")
- häbe (neutral, vulva)
- mätas (means "sod" or "turf")
- mets (means "forest")
- pepu (childish)
- piiber (means "beaver")
- pilu (means "slit")
- pissu (childish)
- pragu (means "crack")
- puts
- siil (means "hedgehog")
- tupp
- tuss
- tussu (childish)
- tutt (means "tuft")
- vagiina (neutral)
- vahe (means "gap")
- vitt (most common, vulgar)
- võsa (means "copse")
Finnish [edit]
- neutral
- childish
- vulgar
French [edit]
- abricot (literally translates to "apricot")
- affaire
- amande (literally translates to "almond")
- angora
- antre d'amour
- as de carreau (literally translates to "ace of diamonds")
- atelier (literally translates to "workshop")
- aumônière
- balafre
- barbichette
- barbichu
- barbiquet
- barbu
- bengali
- bénitier
- bizoune
- berlingot
- bijou (literally translates to "jewel")
- biniou
- blason
- boîte à ouvrage
- bonbonnière
- boutique
- bouton de rose (literally translates to "rosebud")
- chagatte
- chatte (literally translates to "cat")
- cheminée
- chnéque
- choune
- con
- conicle
- connasse
- connin
- conque
- coquillage (literally translates to "shell")
- craille
- cramouille
- divertissoire
- escalopes
- fente
- figue
- fissure
- forêt noire
- forêt vierge
- forêt de Brocéliande
- forge à cocus
- fouffe
- foufoune
- foufounette
- foune
- founette
- fourreau
- fraise (literally translates to "strawberry")
- framboise (literally translates to "raspberry")
- frifri
- gagne-pain
- garage à bites
- jardin secret
- kiki
- marguerite (literally translates to "daisy")
- mijole
- miche
- mille-feuilles
- minch
- minette
- minou
- motte
- moulache
- moule (literally translates to "mussel")
- moumoune
- nénette
- œil du cyclope
- perle (literally translates to "pearl")
- pépette
- pissette
- pissou
- portefeuille à moustaches
- pot à miel (literally translates to "honeypot")
- puits d'amour
- prunette
- pudenda
- raie
- raminagrobis
- râtelier à bites
- rose (literally translates to "rose")
- rossignol
- sadinet
- saint-frusquin
- salle de jeux
- tablier de sapeur
- tarte aux poils (literally translates to "hairs pie")
- touffe (literally translates to "tuft")
- triangle (literally translates to "triangle")
- trou à crinière
- zézette
- zigouigoui
German [edit]
- Fotze (var. sp. "Votze")
- futz (Pennsylvania Dutch, derived from fotze or votze)
- Möse
- Muschi (translates to "pussy" in both senses, i.e. also in sense of "cat")
- putz (derived from fotze or votze)
Hebrew [edit]
Hindi [edit]
Italian [edit]
Hungarian [edit]
Japanese [edit]
- asoko (means "that place over there")
- manko, omanko (vulgar, offensive; Kanto region)
- meiko, omeiko (vulgar, offensive; Kansai region)
- chitsu
Korean [edit]
Norwegian [edit]
Portuguese [edit]
Romanian [edit]
Russian [edit]
Spanish [edit]
- almeja
- boba (means "silly"; what little girls call their vaginas)
- cajeta
- conejo
- chocha
- chochita mía - "my little pussy"
- chucha
- chorito
- choro
- concha
- coño
- devoratulas
- el corte inglés ("the English cut"; capitalized: name of a major department store chain in Spain )
- hachazo
- hueco
- kuku
- micha
- michoacan
- panocha (used throughout most mexican regions)
- papo (used more in venezuela than in spain)
- peluche
- pucha
- sapo
- tontón
- zorra
- venocha
- zanja
