Scrotum

Pronunciation: /ˈskroʊtəm/

Definitions of scrotum

noun the external sac of skin containing the testes in most mammals

Example Sentences

A1 The scrotum holds the testicles in place.

A2 It is important to regularly check the scrotum for any abnormalities.

B1 In some cultures, the size of a man's scrotum is considered a sign of virility.

B2 Surgery may be required to repair a damaged scrotum.

C1 The scrotum plays a crucial role in maintaining the temperature of the testicles.

C2 A common issue that can affect the scrotum is a hydrocele, which is a buildup of fluid around the testicle.

Examples of scrotum in a Sentence

formal The doctor examined the patient's scrotum for any signs of infection.

informal I accidentally kicked him in the scrotum during the soccer game.

slang He got hit right in the nuts, it must have hurt his scrotum.

figurative His ego took a hit, it felt like a punch to the scrotum.

Grammatical Forms of scrotum

• plural: scrotums
• present tense: scrotum
• future tense: will scrotum
• perfect tense: has scrotumed
• continuous tense: is scrotuming
• singular: scrotum
• positive degree: scrotum
• infinitive: to scrotum
• gerund: scrotuming
• participle: scrotumed

Origin and Evolution of scrotum

First Known Use: 1601 year

Language of Origin: Latin

Story behind the word: The word 'scrotum' is derived from the Latin word 'scrotum' which means a leather bag or pouch.

Evolution of the word: The word 'scrotum' has retained its anatomical meaning referring to the pouch of skin containing the testicles, and its usage has remained consistent over time.