testículo
“testículo” means “testicle” in Spanish (Anatomy).
testicle
Also: gonad
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El médico explicó que el testículo está sano.
B1The doctor explained that the testicle is healthy.
Es importante realizarse un autoexamen de testículo cada mes.
B2It is important to perform a testicle self-exam every month.
Los testículos son responsables de producir testosterona.
B1The testicles are responsible for producing testosterone.
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Which of these is the most appropriate word to use when talking to a doctor?
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From the Latin word 'testiculus', which is a small version of the word 'testis' (witness). In ancient times, it was jokingly thought to 'witness' a person's virility.
First recorded: 13th century
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is 'testículo' a bad word in Spanish?
No, it is not a bad word. It is the medical and scientific name for a body part. However, like in English, it is a private topic and usually only discussed in medical or educational settings.
What is the slang version of this word?
The most common slang word is 'huevos' (which literally means 'eggs'). Be careful, as this can be vulgar or very informal.
Does it have a feminine form?
No, 'testículo' is always masculine, regardless of who you are talking about.