baculum

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• /ˈbæk.jə.ləm/
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Learned borrowing from Latin baculum (“stick, staff, sceptre, cudgel”).

20 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Afrikaans: penisbeen — bone found in the penis of some mammals
• Chinese Mandarin: 陰莖骨 /阴茎骨 (yīnjīnggǔ) — bone found in the penis of some mammals
• Dutch: penisbot — bone found in the penis of some mammals
• Dutch: penisbeen — bone found in the penis of some mammals
• Estonian: peeniseluu — bone found in the penis of some mammals
• Finnish: siitinluu — bone found in the penis of some mammals
• French: baculum — bone found in the penis of some mammals
• French: os pénien — bone found in the penis of some mammals
• German: Penisknochen — bone found in the penis of some mammals
• Icelandic: reðurbein — bone found in the penis of some mammals
• Japanese: 陰茎骨 (inkeikotsu) — bone found in the penis of some mammals
• Korean: 음경골 (eumgyeonggol) — bone found in the penis of some mammals
• Norwegian: penisbein penisben — bone found in the penis of some mammals
• Polish: bakulum — bone found in the penis of some mammals
• Polish: kość prącia — bone found in the penis of some mammals
• Portuguese: báculo — bone found in the penis of some mammals
• Russian: ба́кулюм (bákuljum) — bone found in the penis of some mammals
• Spanish: báculo — bone found in the penis of some mammals
• Spanish: hueso peniano — bone found in the penis of some mammals
• Swedish: penisben — bone found in the penis of some mammals