cabeza de pene
/kabeθa de pene/from spelling rules
The English phrase "d head" is translated into Spanish as cabeza de pene.
This phrase is a vulgar term used to refer to the glans of the penis.
How do you pronounce it?
/kabeθa de pene/
Did you know?
- The word pene is a learned borrowing from the Latin pēnis, meaning it was reintroduced into the language by scholars rather than evolving naturally from common speech.
- While pene is the clinical term used in cabeza de pene, Spanish has dozens of highly regional slang words for the organ that change by country.
- In Spanish, referring to someone as cabezón (big head) is a common colloquialism that can describe both a physical trait and a stubborn personality.
Examples in context
- El señor García se comportó como un imbécil durante la reunión de negociosMr. Garcia acted like a jerk during the business meeting
- ¡Ese gilipollas siempre está arruinando todo!That jerk is always ruining everything!
Example conversation
A woman and a man are discussing health at home.
- MaríaMateo, ¿tienes algún problema en la cabeza de pene?Mateo, do you have any problem with the head of the penis?
- MateoSí, María, me pica un poco.Yes, María, it itches a bit.
- MaríaDeberías ir al médico hoy mismo.You should go to the doctor today.
- MateoTienes razón, llamaré ahora.You are right, I will call now.
Sources
- IPA marked “from spelling rules” is derived from standard Spanish spelling, where Wiktionary gives none.
- Word origins: Wiktionary entries cabeza, de, pene, CC BY-SA 4.0.
