phallus in Latin
phallus in Latin is phallus — phallus means a penis, especially an erect one, or an image or object representing one.
phallus in Latin
phallus
(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 Latin?
"phallus" in Latin is phallus. phallus means: A penis, especially an erect one, or an image or object representing one.
How do you use "phallus" in a sentence?
Example: "Ancient fertility statues often featured an exaggerated phallus." In Latin, "phallus" is phallus.
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