English[edit]
Etymology[edit]
From Old French virginite, from Latin virginitas.
virginity (countable and uncountable, plural virginities)
- The state of being a virgin.
- She took his virginity.
Synonyms[edit]
Translations[edit]
state of being a virgin
- Albanian: virgjëri f
- Arabic: بكارة f (bakāra), بتولية f (batūliyya)
- Asturian: virxinidá f
- Belarusian: дзяво́цкасць f (dzjavóckascʹ), цно́та f (cnóta), цнатлі́васць f (cnatlívascʹ)
- Bulgarian: де́вственост (bg) f (dévstvenost)
- Catalan: virginitat (ca) f
- Chinese:
- Mandarin: 處女性, 处女性 (zh) (chùnǚxìng), 童貞, 童贞 (zh) (tóngzhēn)
- Czech: panenství n
- Dutch: maagdelijkheid (nl) f
- Estonian: neitsilikkus
- Finnish: neitsyys (fi)
- French: virginité (fr) f
- Galician: virxinidade f
- Georgian: სიმწვანე (simcvane)
- German: Jungfräulichkeit f, Virginität (de) f (applies to either gender), Unschuld (de) f (applies to women)
- Greek: παρθενία (el) f (parthenía)
- Interlingua: virginitate
- Irish: maighdeanas m, ócht f
- Italian: verginità (it) f
- Japanese: 処女性 (しょじょせい, shojosei), 童貞 (どうてい, dōtei) (man's virginity)
- Khmer: ព្រហ្មចារីភាព (prumcaarəy pʰiep)
- Latin: virginitās f
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- Latvian: jaunavība f
- Lithuanian: nekaltýbė f
- Malay: dara (ms), keperawanan
- Manx: moidynys f
- Maori: puhinga, wāhinatanga
- Old Provençal: virginitad
- Persian: باکرگی (bâkeregi), بکارت (fa) (bakârat)
- Polish: panieństwo n, dziewictwo n
- Portuguese: virgindade (pt) f
- Romanian: virginitate (ro) f, feciorie (ro) f
- Russian: де́вственность (ru) f (dévstvennostʹ), неви́нность (ru) f (nevínnostʹ), непоро́чность (ru) f (neporóčnostʹ)
- Scottish Gaelic: maighdeannas m, òigheachd f
- Serbo-Croatian:
- Cyrillic: невиност f
- Roman: nevinost (sh) f
- Slovak: panenstvo n
- Slovene: devištvo n
- Spanish: virginidad (es)
- Swedish: oskuld (sv) c, (of a woman) jungfrudom (sv) c, (of a woman) mödom c, (of a man) svendom (sv) c
- Telugu: కన్నెరికం (te) (kannerikaṃ)
- Turkish: (male) bakirlik (tr), (female) bakirelik (tr), bekâret (tr)
- Ukrainian: цно́та (uk) f (cnóta), неза́йманість (uk) f (nezájmanistʹ), цнотли́вість (uk) f (cnotlývistʹ)
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