doggy style

English

Etymology

doggy + style

Alternative forms

• doggy-style

Adverb

doggy style (not comparable)

1. Of sexual intercourse, in a position whereby one partner is on all fours and the other partner is behind.

Noun

doggy style (uncountable)

1. The position assumed for such intercourse.

Translations

Adverb

Dutch: doggy (nl), doggy style (nl), op z'n hondjes (nl) Esperanto: kankropozicie (eo) Finnish: takaapäin (fi) French: en levrette (fr)

Italian: a pecorina (it), alla pecorina (it) Persian: اض پوشت ب ژلو گوضشتن (fa) (az posht be jelo gozashtan) Russian: раком (ru) (rákom) Turkish: köpek pozisyonunda (tr)

Position assumed for such intercourse.

Chinese: 後背體位 (cmn) (hòubēi tǐwèi) Danish: hundestilling (da) Dutch: hondjeshouding (nl) f. Esperanto: kankropozicio (eo) Finnish: koira-asento (fi) French: levrette (fr) f. German: Hündchenstellung (de)

Greek: πισωκολλητό (el) (pisokollitó) n. Italian: pecorina (it) Japanese: 後背位 (ja) (こうはいい) (kōhaī) Lithuanian: šuniuko poza (lt) Russian: поза рака (ru) (póza ráka) (crayfish position) Spanish: de perrito (es) f. Swedish: hundställningen (sv) Turkish: köpek pozisyonu (tr)