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It is a rejection for fear of the sexual organs, of a sexual relationship, and in some cases it could be a real phobia. The etymology is Greek , although it does not take literally to ????? ( genés "producer , initiator") nor to the verb ?????? ( gennaoo "beget") but to an apocopated form of genitalia, by the reproductive organs, which is attached to the suffix -phobia, of ????? ( fovos "fear" ) . To me it seems better genitophobia, more than anything so that it is not confused with a "fear of a tribe or family, own or alien" . See also phlophobia, itifalophobia, colpophobia, eurotophobia, genophobia, genitophobia, erotophobia, malaxophobia, sarmasophobia, coitophobia.
'Coitophobia' could be a real phobia, but it is used more as a fear of practicing a penetrating sexual relationship, by a complex as a result of trauma, or by a pathology that causes pain; if you present with any symptoms of phobia (such as an uncontrolled panic rejection) you could be closer to a psychosis than to extreme depression. It is a word formed by the Latin intercourse ( "fornication") and the Greek ????? ( fovos "fear" ) . See also phlophobia, itifalophobia, colpophobia, eurotophobia, genophobia, genitophobia, erotophobia, malaxophobia, sarmasophobia.
It is the fear of love games, although etymologically it would be more a fear of contempt, and applies better in women. The origin is more anecdotal than technical , because it alludes to an eastern people that the Greeks called ?????????? ( Sauromatai "Sauromatas" ) . He was a matriarchy, and his warrior women inspired the legend of the Amazons who were supposed by the Romans as "ariscas women who rejected men"; in Latin they gave their region the name Sarmatia ("Sarmatia", which psychologists attached to the suffix -phobia in a very free interpretation of the behavior of the Sarmacians. See also phallophobia, itifalophobia, colpophobia, eurotophobia, genophobia, genitophobia, erotophobia.
It is a rejection for fear of love games prior to a sexual relationship, seduction. It is taken from the Greek ??????? ( malakós "tender, sweet, soft") the suffix ????? ( fovos "fear" ) . See also phallophobia, itifalophobia, colpophobia, eurotophobia, genophobia, genitophobia, erotophobia.
Thus, in the plural, it is an augmentative of pomps or pompis ("buttocks, buttocks", a way of calling a "large ass". See buttock, buttocks. ( Fans of The Simpsons will remember the episode 'Bart's Comet' where Bart Simpson notices the resemblance of a weather balloon with "big bubbles" and modifies it to look like Professor Skinner showing his buttocks with a sign that says "Hi! I'm big butt Skinner", which in the dubbing was translated as "Hello , I'm the skinner pompous!" See chromulence . )
1º_ As a noun is a writing as a declaration of intentions, goods, doctrines, . . . By extension it is something valuable or important that is exhibited, which is displayed. 2º_ As an adjective it is said of what is evident and clear . 3º_ Inflection of the verb manifest . See verbs/manifesto .
It is a very malacitana voice to describe something or someone as "excellent, beautiful, outstanding". I was about to rehearse some Greco-Latin etymology with per- ( "complete, in wholety") and 959; 961; 952; 959; (ortho "correct"), but is actually a festive variant of "perita", which comes from the expression "perita en dulce", both with the same use and meaning.
