How to Say “Balls” in Latin

By Nancy Billie • Updated October 2, 2026

testiculi

The English slang term "balls" can be translated into Latin as testiculi.

Meaning: slang for testicles (noun)

Did you know?

The Latin word testiculi is a diminutive form of testis, meaning it literally translates to 'little witnesses'.

Examples in context

Testiculi sunt structurae anatomicae fascinantes! Vosne hoc sciebatis, Colline?
Testicles are fascinating anatomical structures! Did you know that, Colin?

Example conversation

Two friends are joking around in a locker room.

Claudia

Luci, putasne te testiculos habere?
Lucius, do you think you have balls?
Lucius

Ita, testiculi mei sunt maximi!
Yes, my balls are the biggest!
Claudia

Non credo te dicere verum.
I don't believe you're telling the truth.
Lucius

Vide et crede!
Look and believe!

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About The Author

Nancy Billie

Hi there, I'm Nancy! When I'm not immersed in ancient texts, you'll likely find me penning comprehensive guides on how to speak Latin. A woman of letters, I explore formal and informal ways, tips, and examples to bridge the centuries-old language divide. Word-smithing delights me, whether I'm deciphering how to say "cloud" or tossing Latin translations for "trick or treat" into conversation. My love for linguistics is only equalled by my passion for travel. As a bonsai lover, I cultivate patience and nurture growth in my quaint garden, mirroring my approach — "Pace" in translating the wonders of Latin.

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