Talk:Puberty
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9 year old girl naked
editNaked 9 year old girl 23.186.80.194 (talk) 14:37, 10 January 2025 (UTC)
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Take down images immediately
editAccording to MOS:OMIMG, the images should be taken down. Immediately. 98.193.60.11 (talk) 01:04, 29 January 2025 (UTC)
Extremes of the hontrucides and of the menacmes
editMy commentary of an archaist, of a neologist and of a Parnassianist: The two puberties (pubescences) are called "sintremal" (masculine) and "peringrala" (feminine).
The two bassades (planicies) are called "honcadime" (masculine) and "menarche" (feminine).
The two sierras are called "hontrucide" (masculine) and "menacme" (feminine).
The two climacters are called "opsendal" (masculine) and "antrebula" (feminine).
The two planalts (plateaus) are called "hongresame" (masculine) and "menopause" (feminine).
These biological phases occur complementarily in both sexes.
The Latin translations of these words are "sintremalus" ("sintremali"), "peringrala" ("peringralae"), "honcadimus" ("honcadimi"), "menarcha" ("menarchae"), "hontrucide" ("hontrucidis"), "menacme" ("menacmis"), "opsendalus" ("opsendali"), "antrebula" ("antrebulae"), "hongresamus" ("hongresami") and "menopausa" ("menopausae").