Etymology 17th Century French {from Latin} Prostate gland. From pro ‘before’ + statos ‘standing’

Etymology Latin Literally "small area," diminutive of area (see area).

Etymology Scottish Skene glands are named after the Scottish-American gynecologist Alexander Johnston Chalmers Skene. (1838-1900) Skene:...

Etymology Latin (singular testis), 1704, from Latin testis "testicle," usually regarded as a special application of testis "witness" (see...

Etymology Latin/Ancient Greek Borrowed from Late Latin perinaeum, from Ancient Greek περίναιον (perínaion) space between the anus and...