phallus in Greek
phallus in Greek is φαλλός — phallus means a penis, especially an erect one, or an image or object representing one.
phallus in Greek
φαλλός
Pronounced: fallos
(psychoanalysis) The signifier of the desire of the Other, and the signifier of jouissance.
What does "phallus" mean?
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noun A penis, especially an erect one, or an image or object representing one.
"Ancient fertility statues often featured an exaggerated phallus."
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- Ancient fertility statues often featured an exaggerated phallus.
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What is "phallus" in Greek?
"phallus" in Greek is φαλλός. phallus means: A penis, especially an erect one, or an image or object representing one.
How do you pronounce φαλλός?
"phallus" in Greek is φαλλός, pronounced "fallos".
How do you use "phallus" in a sentence?
Example: "Ancient fertility statues often featured an exaggerated phallus." In Greek, "phallus" is φαλλός.
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