German-Persian Dictionary
English

der Penis

[ˈpeːnɪs]

Plural:
die Penisse, die Penes
Genitive:
des Penis
آلت تناسلی مرد âlat-e tanâsoli-ye mard Noun

Noun

  • der PenisPlural: die Penisse, die Penes[ˈpeːnɪs](male organ for copulation and urination)
  • das GliedPlural: die Glieder[ɡliːt](male organ for copulation and urination)
  • der SchwanzPlural: die Schwänze[ʃvant͡s](male organ for copulation and urination)slang
Further translations, not confirmed
  • das GerätPlural: die Geräte[ɡəˈʁɛːt](male organ for copulation and urination)not confirmed
  • das/der TeilPlural: die Teile[taɪ̯l](male organ for copulation and urination)not confirmed
  • männliches Glied(male organ for copulation and urination)not confirmed

Grammar of آلت تناسلی مرد

Noun

Romanization
âlat-e tanâsoli-ye mard
Pronunciation
[ʔɒː.lǽ.t̪ʰe t̪ʰæ.nɒː.so.líː.je mǽɹd̪̥]
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