![]() ![]() "Cunt" has several cognates in other languages: From this root we also derive the word 'quaint'. Nice! The Middle English word "quentye" had several homonymous meanings including 'pleasing-thing' and 'clever'. Cuntelowe, Warwickshire in 1221 and Gropecuntelane, Oxford and London in 1230) Gropecuntelane was where the brothels were located. ![]() The earliest known usages were as place names, e.g. "Cunt," by comparison, is a legitimate non-slang word with an extremely long history. The word vagina simply means "sheath" in Latin, and it has been in use in English for more than three centuries. The vagina is a wonderful place from which most of us came, and where many of us try to return to as often as possible. ![]() The word is seldom encountered in clinical settings, but there are apparently exceptions. ![]()
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