bisexuality

English

Etymology

bisexual +‎ -ity.

Noun

bisexuality (countable and uncountable, plural bisexualities)

1. (botany) Of a flower, the state of being bisexual.
2. (of humans or other animals) The state of being sexually or romantically attracted to members of either sex.

Translations

botany

• Finnish: biseksuaalisuus (fi)
• Italian: bisessualità (it) f, ermafrodismo m

• Malay: kedwijantinaan
• Russian: двупо́лость (ru) f (dvupólostʹ)

psychology

• Armenian: երկսեռականություն (erkseṙakanutʿyun)
• Azerbaijani: biseksuallıq
• Belarusian: бісексуа́льнасць f (bisjeksuálʹnascʹ), бісэксуа́льнасць f (biseksuálʹnascʹ)
• Bengali: উভকামিতা (ubhôkamita)
• Bulgarian: бисексуа́лност f (biseksuálnost)
• Chinese:

  Mandarin: 雙性戀 (zh), 双性恋 (zh) (shuāngxìngliàn)

  Min Nan: siang-sèng-loân, nn̄g-sèng-loân, nn̄g-sèng-ài

• Dutch: biseksualiteit (nl) f
• Esperanto: ambaŭseksemo
• Finnish: biseksuaalisuus (fi)
• French: bisexualité (fr) f
• Galician: bisexualidade (gl) f
• Georgian: ბისექსუალობა (ka) (biseksualoba)
• German: Bisexualität (de) f
• Greek: αμφιφυλοφιλία (el) f (amfifylofilía)
• Greenlandic: suiaassutsinut tamanoortoq
• Hindi: उभयलैंगिकता f (ubhayl͠aiṅgiktā)
• Icelandic: tvíkynhneigð f

• Italian: bisessualità (it) f
• Japanese: 両性愛 (りょうせいあい, ryōseiai)
• Korean: 양성애 (ko) (yangseong-ae)
• Norman: bisexualité f
• Northern Sami: biseksualitehta
• Norwegian: bisexualitet m
• Persian: دوجنس‌گرایی‎‎ (fa) (do-jens-garâyi)
• Portuguese: bissexualidade (pt) f
• Romanian: bisexualitate (ro) f
• Russian: бисексуа́льность (ru) f (bisɛksuálʹnostʹ)
• Serbo-Croatian:

  Cyrillic: бисексуалност f

  Roman: biseksualnost (sh) f

• Spanish: bisexualidad f
• Tajik: дуҷинсгароӣ (dujinsgaroyī)
• Tamil: இருபால்சேர்க்கை (irupālcērkkai)
• Turkish: biseksüellik (tr)
• Ukrainian: бісексуа́льність f (biseksuálʹnistʹ)
• Vietnamese: song tính luyến ái

See also

• (sexual orientations) sexual orientation; asexual (-ity, ace), bisexual (-ity, bi), demisexual (-ity), graysexual (-ity), heterosexual (-ity, straight), homosexual (-ity, gay, lesbian), omnisexual (-ity), pansexual (-ity, pan), plurisexual (-ity), polysexual (-ity), robosexual (-ity), sapiosexual (-ity), androsexual (-ity), gynesexual (-ity)