aedoe-

English

Etymology

From Ancient Greek noun αἰδοῖα (aidoia, “privy parts, pudenda”).

Prefix

aedoe-

1. (biology) Relating to genitalia.
   • 1984, Prolegs, legs and wings of insects, Entomonograph, volume 5, page 83:

     The primitive penis — not to be confused with the aedoeagus — […]

Derived terms

Terms coined with or featuring the aedoe- prefix

aedoeci aedoeitis aedoea aedoeagra aedoeagraphy aedoeaology aedoeaologist aedoeatomy aedoeatomist aedoeauxe aedoeagra aedoeoblennorrhoea aedoeodynia

aedoegargarismus aedoeogargalismus aedoeography aedoeology aedoeologist aedoeoïtis aedoeomania aedoeomaniac aedoeomaniacs aedoeomycoderma aedoeomycodermis aedoeomycodermitis aedoeon aedoeopalmus

aedoeopsia aedoeopsophesis aedoeopsophia aedoeoptosis aedoeopsy aedoeorraphe aedoeorraphia aedoeoscopy aedoeotitis aedoeotome aedoeotomia aedoetomist aedoeotomy

References

• 1895, Robley Dunglison, A dictionary of medical science, page 24.