Defloration: meaning, definitions and examples
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defloration
[ ˌdefləˈreɪʃən ]
sexual act
Defloration refers to the act of losing one's virginity, typically associated with sexual intercourse. It is often viewed in the context of cultural or social expectations surrounding the first sexual experience. This term can carry different connotations depending on historical and cultural backgrounds.
Synonyms
first sexual experience, sexual initiation, virginity loss.
Examples of usage
- The defloration ceremony is significant in some cultures.
- Many people view defloration as an important milestone in life.
- In literature, defloration is often linked with coming-of-age themes.
- There is much discussion about the emotional impact of defloration.
Translations
Translations of the word "defloration" in other languages:
🇵🇹 defloramento
🇮🇳 कौमार्य का हरण
🇩🇪 Entjungferung
🇮🇩 deflorasi
🇺🇦 девственність
🇵🇱 defloracja
🇯🇵 処女膜の破損
🇫🇷 défloration
🇪🇸 defloración
🇹🇷 bekaretin kaybı
🇰🇷 처녀성의 상실
🇸🇦 فقدان العذرية
🇨🇿 deflorace
🇸🇰 deflorácia
🇨🇳 失去处女身份
🇸🇮 defloracija
🇮🇸 afnám meyjar
🇰🇿 девствендікті жоғалту
🇬🇪 ქალწულობის დაკარგვა
🇦🇿 bakirliyin itirilməsi
🇲🇽 defloración
Etymology
The term 'defloration' originates from the Latin word 'deflorare', which means 'to strip of flowers'. In a metaphorical sense, it represents the loss of purity or innocence associated with virginity. The word has been used in various legal, cultural, and social contexts throughout history, reflecting the changing attitudes toward sexuality and virginity. The concept has been a subject of interest in literature, philosophy, and social studies, often discussing the implications and significance of the first sexual experience. Its usage can differ significantly based on cultural perspectives, with some societies placing high value on virginity, while others have more progressive attitudes toward sexual experiences.