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Page 4 of 4 < 1 2 3 4 Topic Options #199384 - 04/25/11 10:23 AM Re: dyspareunia [Re: zmjezhd] Myrmhgki stranger Registered: 04/25/11 Posts: 3 @ Jose Gros "autoquiroerastia": he means αυτοχειροεραστία, meaning self-loving with the hand, a.k.a. masturbation: αυτο = self χειρο (from χειρ, χειρός) = hand εραστία (from έρως = love, εραστής = lover) = the act of making love the "qui" is just a mispronunciation of " χει"/ "chei" Top #199394 - 04/25/11 11:13 AM Re: dyspareunia [Re: Myrmhgki] LukeJavan8 Carpal Tunnel Registered: 06/23/08 Posts: 8436 Loc: Land of the Flat Water Hello there,Welcome. _________________________ ----please, draw me a sheep---- Top #202135 - 08/26/11 11:33 PM Re: dyspareunia [Re: zmjezhd] Buffalo Shrdlu Carpal Tunnel Registered: 06/24/02 Posts: 7210 Loc: Vermont done. _________________________ formerly known as etaoin... Top #202457 - 09/15/11 10:49 PM Re: dyspareunia [Re: ] LukeJavan8 Carpal Tunnel Registered: 06/23/08 Posts: 8436 Loc: Land of the Flat Water notified _________________________ ----please, draw me a sheep---- Top #203875 - 12/19/11 09:56 PM Re: dyspareunia [Re: ] Candy Pooh-Bah Registered: 09/21/10 Posts: 1706 Loc: down under A stomach upset or indigestion. pepsis being digestion. It can make people irritable (with pain) so sometimes it refers to those who are cantankerous or bad tempered! Top Page 4 of 4 < 1 2 3 4 Previous Topic Index Next Topic Preview Hop to: General Topics ------   Information and announcements   Q&A about words   Wordplay and fun   Words and languages in schools   Miscellany   Weekly Themes   Looking for (writers, speakers, ...) (Old) Weekly themes. (have been consolidated into a single forum above) ------   Words from medicine   Beheading words   Meta-words   Words from classical mythology   Animal Safari   Words with unusual etymologies   Eponyms or words derived from people's names.   Loanwords from German   English as a global language Moderator:  Jackie  Print Topic Switch to Threaded Mode View profile Send a PM Add to your Watched Users View posts View profile Send a PM Add to your Watched Users View posts View profile Send a PM View homepage Add to your Watched Users View posts View profile Send a PM Add to your Watched Users View posts View profile Send a PM Add to your Watched Users View posts Forum Stats 8947 Members 16 Forums 13866 Topics 222207 Posts Max Online: 3341 @ 12/09/11 02:15 PM Newest Members michor, Daksh1, geoffhargreaves, Guadalupe, may2point0 8947 Registered Users Who's Online 0 registered (), 49 Guests and 5 Spiders online. Key: Admin, Global Mod, Mod Top Posters (30 Days) wofahulicodoc 64 LukeJavan8 53 may2point0 19 Tromboniator 3 geoffhargreaves 1 jheem 1 Top Posters wwh 13858 Faldage 13803 Jackie 11613 tsuwm 10538 LukeJavan8 8436 Buffalo Shrdlu 7210 wofahulicodoc 6794 AnnaStrophic 6511 Wordwind 6296 of troy 5400

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