1.7. Verbs with genitals

Question 1

What does ‘Orinar’ mean?

Answer 1

To urinate / To pee

Question 2

What does ‘Defecar’ mean?

Answer 2

To defecate

Question 3

What does ‘Eyacular’ mean?

Answer 3

To ejaculate

Question 4

What does ‘Menstruar’ mean?

Answer 4

To menstruate

Question 5

What does ‘Lubricar’ mean?

Answer 5

To lubricate

Question 6

What does ‘Lavar’ mean?

Answer 6

To wash

Question 7

What does ‘Afeitar’ mean?

Answer 7

To shave

Question 8

What does ‘Depilar’ mean?

Answer 8

To wax / To remove hair

Question 9

What does ‘Secar’ mean?

Answer 9

To dry

Question 10

What does ‘Examinar’ mean?

Answer 10

To examine (used medically)

Question 11

What does ‘Tocar’ mean?

Answer 11

To touch

Question 12

What does ‘Rascar’ mean?

Answer 12

To scratch

Question 13

What does ‘Excitarse’ mean?

Answer 13

To get aroused

Question 14

What does ‘Masturbarse’ mean?

Answer 14

To masturbate

Question 15

What does ‘Penetrar’ mean?

Answer 15

To penetrate

Question 16

What does ‘Tener relaciones sexuales’ mean?

Answer 16

To have sex

Question 17

What does ‘Besar’ mean?

Answer 17

To kiss

Question 18

What does ‘Cariciar’ mean?

Answer 18

To caress

Question 19

What does ‘Estimular’ mean?

Answer 19

To stimulate

Question 20

What does ‘Procrear’ mean?

Answer 20

To procreate

Question 21

What does ‘Concebir’ mean?

Answer 21

To conceive

Question 22

What does ‘Fecundar’ mean?

Answer 22

To fertilize

Question 23

What does ‘Gestar’ mean?

Answer 23

To gestate

Question 24

What does ‘Dar a luz’ mean?

Answer 24

To give birth

Question 25

What does 'Castrar' mean?

Answer 25

To castrate

Question 26

What does 'Circuncidar' mean?

Answer 26

To circumcise

Question 27

What does 'Hacerse la vasectomía' mean?

Answer 27

To have a vasectomy

Question 28

What does 'Ponerse caliente' mean?

Answer 28

To get turned on

Question 29

What does 'Cuidarse' mean?

Answer 29

To take care of oneself (in the context of STDs or contraception)

Question 30

CONCENTRADO

Answer 30

Aquí tienes un vocabulario de verbos relacionados con los genitales, en español e inglés, con sus significados. Algunos términos pueden tener connotaciones médicas, higiénicas, sexuales o figurativas. 1. Verbos relacionados con funciones biológicas • Orinar – To urinate / To pee • Defecar – To defecate • Eyacular – To ejaculate • Menstruar – To menstruate • Lubricar – To lubricate 2. Verbos relacionados con higiene y cuidado • Lavar – To wash • Afeitar – To shave • Depilar – To wax / To remove hair • Secar – To dry • Examinar – To examine (used medically) • Tocar – To touch • Rascar – To scratch 3. Verbos relacionados con la sexualidad • Excitarse – To get aroused • Masturbarse – To masturbate • Penetrar – To penetrate • Tener relaciones sexuales – To have sex • Besar – To kiss • Cariciar – To caress • Estimular – To stimulate 4. Verbos relacionados con la reproducción • Procrear – To procreate • Concebir – To conceive • Fecundar – To fertilize • Gestar – To gestate • Dar a luz – To give birth 5. Verbos figurativos o expresiones comunes • Castrar – To castrate • Circuncidar – To circumcise • Hacerse la vasectomía – To have a vasectomy • Ponerse caliente – To get turned on • Cuidarse – To take care of oneself (in the context of STDs or contraception)