aedeagus
American
[ee-dee-uh-guhs]
/ iˈdi ə gəs /
Also
aedoeagus
noun
plural
aedeagiOther Word Forms
- aedeagal adjective
Etymology
Origin of aedeagus
From New Latin, from Greek aidoî(a) “genitals” + agós “leader” (derivative of ágein “to lead”)
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