sexuell
German (Berlin)
/ˌzɛksʊˈ(ʔ)ɛl/, /ˌsɛksʊˈ(ʔ)ɛl/
adj
Definitions
- sexual
Etymology
Borrowed from French sexuel (sexual) derived from Latin sexuālis, sexus (sex, gender, gender traits, males females, genitals).
Origin
Latin
sexus
Gloss
sex, gender, gender traits, males females, genitals
Concept
Semantic Field
Social and political relations
Ontological Category
Person/Thing
Emoji
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Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- sex English
- sexual English
- transexion English
- seksi Finnish
- seksuaalinen Finnish
- sexualis Latin
- sexualitas Latin
- sexus Latin
- sexuālis Latin
- Sexualität German
- Sexus German
- asexuell German
- autosexuell German
- bisexuell German
- heterosexuell German
- homosexuell German
- intersexuell German
- pansexuell German
- postsexuell German
- pädosexuell German
- sexual German
- omosessuale Italian
- sesso Italian
- sessuale Italian
- sekse Dutch, Flemish
- seksueel Dutch, Flemish
- allosexuel French
- ambisexuel French
- autosexuel French
- homosexuel French
- hétérosexuel French
- monosexuel French
- métrosexuel French
- orthosexuel French
- parasexuel French
- sexualiser French
- sexualité French
- sexuel French
- sexuellement French
- sexual Spanish, Castilian
- ἕτερος Ancient Greek
- ὁμός Ancient Greek
- seksuell Norwegian Bokmål
- sexo Portuguese
- sexual Portuguese
- seks Polish
- seksuell Norwegian Nynorsk
- homoseksuel Danish
- seksuel Danish
- sex Czech
- sexe Old French
- seks Serbo-Croatian
- sexual Catalan, Valencian
- sexual Galician
- sex Romanian, Moldavian, Moldovan
- sexual Romanian, Moldavian, Moldovan
- sekss Latvian
- seksüel Turkish
- *seksus Proto-Italic
- sèsso Ligurian