How to Say “Private Parts” in Spanish

partes íntimas
/paɾtes intimas/from spelling rulesfeminine, plural
In Spanish, the phrase "private parts" can be translated in several ways depending on the context, most commonly as partes íntimas. Wiktionary also lists partes naturales and partes nobles.
Meaning: intimate parts of the human body (noun)

Ways to say it

“private parts” in Spanish
Spanish IPA Note
partes íntimas /paɾtes intimas/ (from spelling rules) feminine, plural
partes naturales /paɾtes natuɾales/ (from spelling rules) feminine, plural
partes nobles /paɾtes nobles/ (from spelling rules) feminine, plural
partes pudendas /paɾtes pudendas/ (from spelling rules) feminine
partes vergonzosas /paɾtes beɾɡonθosas/ (Spain, from spelling rules)
/paɾtes beɾɡonsosas/ (Latin America, from spelling rules)
feminine, plural
partes privadas /paɾtes pɾibadas/ (from spelling rules) feminine, plural

These terms are used to refer to the intimate or genital parts of the human body.

Which one should you use?

partes íntimas is the most common and polite choice for respectful social or medical contexts. partes nobles is a humorous, informal and somewhat old-fashioned euphemism. partes vergonzosas is an archaic and dated euphemistic term. partes pudendas is a formal, anatomical or literary term used to refer to the genitals.

Is there a formal and an informal way to say it?

For formal or medical contexts, use partes íntimas or Órganos genitales. In a formal setting in Spain, partes pudendas is also used. For an informal or humorous tone, you might use partes nobles or Zonas íntimas. partes vergonzosas is considered an archaic euphemism.

Is it said differently in some regions?

In Spain, the phrase partes pudendas is used in formal contexts.

What mistakes should you avoid?

Avoid using partes privadas. While it is a literal translation of "private parts", it is rarely used in Spanish to refer to anatomy and sounds like a calque from English.

Did you know?

  • In many social settings, using the phrase partes nobles functions as a humorous euphemism. It treats the anatomy as if it were a person of high social rank or nobility.
  • The formal term partes pudendas is a direct descendant of the Latin word pudendus, meaning 'something to be ashamed of'.
  • The term partes pudendas shares a linguistic root with the English word 'pudicity', which describes a modest or chaste nature.

Examples in context

  • El médico examinó sus órganos genitales como parte de un chequeo de rutina.
    The doctor examined their genital organs as part of a routine check-up.
  • El especialista proporcionó consejos sobre el cuidado de las partes íntimas femeninas.
    The specialist provided advice on caring for female intimate parts.
  • El bebé fue al médico para revisar sus genitales.
    The baby went to the doctor to have their genitals checked.
  • Se sonrojó cuando alguien mencionó sus partes nobles en la fiesta.
    They blushed when someone mentioned their private parts at the party.
  • No puedo creer que se hayan atrevido a tocar mis zonas íntimas en la piscina.
    I can't believe they dared to touch my private parts at the pool.
  • El médico examinó sus partes íntimas.
    The doctor examined his private parts.
  • Debes proteger tus partes íntimas del frío.
    You should protect your private parts from the cold.

Example conversation

Javier and Elena are discussing health at a clinic.

  1. Javier

    Tengo una irritación en mis partes íntimas.
    I have an irritation in my private parts.
  2. Elena

    Deberías consultar con un médico, Javier.
    You should consult with a doctor, Javier.
  3. Javier

    Sí, pero me da mucha vergüenza.
    Yes, but I am very embarrassed.
  4. Elena

    No te preocupes, Elena te ayudará a pedir la cita.
    Don't worry, Elena will help you make the appointment.

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