androgino
See also: andrógino
Esperanto
Etymology
From Latin androgynus (“hermaphrodite”), from Ancient Greek ἀνδρόγυνος (andrógunos, “eunuch”), from ἀνδρός (andrós) (genitive of ἀνήρ (anḗr, “man”)) + γυνή (gunḗ, “woman”).
Pronunciation
Noun
androgino (accusative singular androginon, plural androginoj, accusative plural androginojn)
- androgyne
- 2003 May 7, hamstro, “Toreadoro el stelaro "Taŭro"”, in Esperanto новости[1], retrieved 2006-06-22:
- Mi ĉesas esti nur viro, en mi vekiĝas antikva androgino, nun mi prezentas ambaŭ seksojn — tutan homaron, mi kunfandiĝas kun homaro kaj ĝi solviĝas en mi.
- I cease to be just a man, in me wakes an ancient androgyne, now I represent both sexes — all humanity, I melt together with humanity and it dissolves in me.
- Synonym: ambaŭseksulo
Derived terms
- androgina (“androgynous”, adjective)
Ido
Noun
androgino (plural androgini)
Italian
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Pronunciation
Adjective
androgino (feminine androgina, masculine plural androgini, feminine plural androgine)
Related terms
Noun
androgino m (plural androgini)
- an androgyne
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