Testes

Pronunciation: /ˈtɛstiz/

Definitions of testes

noun A pair of organs in the male reproductive system that produce sperm and testosterone.

Example Sentences

A1 The testes are responsible for producing sperm in males.

A2 It is important for men to regularly check their testes for any abnormalities.

B1 The doctor performed a physical examination of the patient's testes.

B2 Testicular cancer is a serious condition that can affect the testes.

C1 The testes play a crucial role in the reproductive system of males.

C2 Hormones produced by the testes regulate various functions in the body.

Examples of testes in a Sentence

formal The doctor performed a thorough examination of the patient's testes to check for any abnormalities.

informal I heard that John is getting a testes check-up next week.

slang Dude, my testes are feeling a bit sore after that workout.

figurative His decision to take on that risky investment was a real testes of his courage.

Grammatical Forms of testes

• plural: testes
• present tense: test
• future tense: will test
• perfect tense: have tested
• continuous tense: is testing
• singular: testis
• positive degree: test
• infinitive: to test
• gerund: testing
• participle: tested

Origin and Evolution of testes

First Known Use: 1601 year

Language of Origin: Latin

Story behind the word: The word 'testes' originates from Latin, specifically from the word 'testis' which means witness or testicle.

Evolution of the word: Originally used in Latin to refer to a witness or testicle, the word 'testes' eventually became exclusively associated with the male reproductive organ in modern English.