Vaginal

Pronunciation: /ˈvædʒɪnəl/

Definitions of vaginal

adjective relating to the vagina or the female reproductive organs

Example Sentences

A1 She went to the doctor for a vaginal exam.

A2 The doctor prescribed a vaginal cream for the infection.

B1 The nurse explained the importance of proper vaginal hygiene.

B2 The gynecologist recommended a vaginal ultrasound to check for any abnormalities.

C1 The surgeon performed a vaginal reconstruction surgery.

C2 The researcher conducted a study on vaginal microbiota.

Examples of vaginal in a Sentence

formal The doctor recommended a vaginal examination to assess any potential issues.

informal I heard that some women prefer vaginal birth over a C-section.

slang I can't believe she got a vaginal piercing, that's wild!

figurative Her words were like a vaginal slap in the face, shocking and unexpected.

Grammatical Forms of vaginal

• past tense: vaginized
• plural: vaginals
• comparative: more vaginal
• superlative: most vaginal
• present tense: vaginalizes
• future tense: will vaginalize
• perfect tense: have vaginized
• continuous tense: is vaginalizing
• singular: vaginal
• positive degree: vaginal
• infinitive: to vaginalize
• gerund: vaginalizing
• participle: vaginalized

Origin and Evolution of vaginal

First Known Use: 1601 year

Language of Origin: Latin

Story behind the word: The word 'vaginal' originates from the Latin word 'vaginalis', which is derived from 'vagina' meaning sheath or scabbard.

Evolution of the word: Initially used in medical contexts to describe anatomical structures related to the vagina, the word 'vaginal' has evolved to be commonly used in various fields such as gynecology, biology, and sexual health.