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ant-col-md-24 ant-col-lg-17"><div class="word--C9UPa"><div><div class="" style="position:relative"><h1 title="Origin and meaning of hermaphrodite" class="word__name--TTbAA">hermaphrodite<!-- --> <!-- -->(n.)</h1><section class="word__defination--2q7ZH"><p>late 14c. (<span class="foreign notranslate">harmofroditus</span>), from Latin <span class="foreign notranslate">hermaphroditus</span>, from Greek <span class="foreign notranslate">hermaphroditos</span> &quot;person partaking of the attributes of both sexes,&quot; as a proper name, the son of <a href="/word/Hermes" title="Etymology, meaning and definition of Hermes " class="crossreference notranslate">Hermes</a> and <a href="/word/Aphrodite" title="Etymology, meaning and definition of Aphrodite " class="crossreference notranslate">Aphrodite</a>, who, in Ovid, was loved by the nymph Salmacis so ardently that she prayed for complete union with him and as a result they were united bodily, combining male and female characteristics.</p> <p>Old English glosses the Latin word with <span class="foreign notranslate">wæpenwifestre</span>, <span class="foreign notranslate">scritta</span>, <span class="foreign notranslate">bæddel</span>. Later a hermaphrodite (or effeminate male) might be a <span class="foreign notranslate">Will-Jill</span> (1670s). Also used figuratively in Middle English of &quot;one who improperly occupies two offices.&quot; As a name for the physical condition, Middle English had <span class="foreign notranslate">hermofrodito</span> (late 14c.), <span class="foreign notranslate">hermofrodisia</span> (early 15c.). As an adjective, from c. 1600. Also used of things of two natures, such as <span class="foreign notranslate">hermaphrodite brig</span>, for a vessel square-masted fore and schooner-rigged aft.</p></section><div class="word__firstRecorded--3lZB8">also from<!-- --> <a rel="nofollow" class="word__firstRecorded_time--28qNE" href="/search?sort=a&amp;q=from:late%2014c.">late 14c.</a></div></div></div></div><div class="related--32LCi"><h3 class="h3_title" title="words related to hermaphrodite">Entries linking to <i>hermaphrodite</i></h3><div class="related__details--2kumU"><div class="word--C9UPa word_4pc--2SZw8"><div><a class="word__name--TTbAA word_thumbnail__name--1khEg" style="margin-bottom:5px;display:block" title="Origin and meaning of Aphrodite" href="/word/Aphrodite#etymonline_v_15464">Aphrodite<!-- --> <!-- -->(n.)<span class="word_thumbnail__name_icon--2RFFN"><i class="fa fa-chevron-right" style="font-size:16px"></i></span></a><div class="word__etymology_expand--1s7tE"><section class="word__defination--2q7ZH undefined"><div></div><p>Greek goddess of love and beauty, personification of female grace, 1650s; the ancients derived her name from Greek <span class="foreign notranslate">aphros</span> &quot;foam,&quot; from the story of her birth, but the word is perhaps rather from Phoenician <span class="foreign notranslate">Ashtaroth</span> (Assyrian <span class="foreign notranslate">Ishtar</span>). Beekes writes, &quot;As the goddess seems to be of oriental origin ..., the name probably comes from the East too. .... It may have entered Greek via another language.&quot; He concludes, &quot;[I]t seems possible that the name came from the one languages [sic] which on historical grounds we should expect to be relevant: Cypriot Phoenician.&quot;</p> <p>Associated by the Romans with their <a href="/word/Venus" title="Etymology, meaning and definition of Venus " class="crossreference notranslate">Venus</a>, who originally was a less-important goddess. It was pronounced in 17c. English to rhyme with <span class="foreign notranslate">night</span>, <span class="foreign notranslate">right</span>, etc.</p></section></div></div><div style="clear:both"></div></div><div class="word--C9UPa word_4pc--2SZw8"><div><a class="word__name--TTbAA word_thumbnail__name--1khEg" style="margin-bottom:5px;display:block" title="Origin and meaning of Hermes" href="/word/Hermes#etymonline_v_9190">Hermes<!-- --> <span class="word_thumbnail__name_icon--2RFFN"><i class="fa fa-chevron-right" style="font-size:16px"></i></span></a><div class="word__etymology_expand--1s7tE"><section class="word__defination--2q7ZH undefined"><div></div><p>son of Zeus and Maia in Greek mythology; Olympian messenger and god of commerce, markets, and roads; protector of herdsmen, travelers, and rogues; giver of good luck, god of secret dealings, and conductor of the dead. from Greek <span class="foreign notranslate">Hermes</span>, a word of unknown origin. He was identified by the Romans with their <span class="foreign notranslate">Mercury</span>.</p></section></div></div><div style="clear:both"></div></div></div><ul class="related__container--22iKI"><a target="_self" title="Origin and meaning of dyke" href="/word/dyke"><li class="related__word--3Si0N">dyke</li></a><a target="_self" title="Origin and meaning of hermaphrodism" href="/word/hermaphrodism"><li class="related__word--3Si0N">hermaphrodism</li></a><a target="_self" title="Origin and meaning of hermaphroditic" href="/word/hermaphroditic"><li class="related__word--3Si0N">hermaphroditic</li></a><a target="_self" title="Origin and meaning of morphodite" href="/word/morphodite"><li class="related__word--3Si0N">morphodite</li></a><a class="related__more--1gm0U related__word--3Si0N" href="/word/hermaphrodite/related"><li>See all related words (<!-- -->6<!-- -->) <!-- -->&gt;</li></a></ul></div><div class="ngram--SmXCf"><h3 class="h3_title" title="Trends of hermaphrodite">Trends of <i>hermaphrodite</i></h3><div class="ngram__container--NwjaG" style="height:180px"><canvas id="ngram-chart"></canvas></div><div class="ngram__footer--3-9dX">adapted from books.google.com/ngrams/. 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Latin iuxta is a contraction of *iugista (adv.), superlative o</section></a></div><div style="clear:both"></div></div><div class="word--C9UPa word_4pc--2SZw8" style="padding:10px 20px"><div><a class="recommended-word" rel="nofollow" data-recommended-type="complete" style="margin-bottom:5px;display:block" title="Origin and meaning of exorcism" href="/word/exorcism"><div class="word__name--TTbAA word_thumbnail__name--1khEg" style="font-size:18px">exorcism<span class="word_thumbnail__name_icon--2RFFN"><i class="fa fa-chevron-right" style="font-size:16px"></i></span></div><section class="word__defination--2q7ZH undefined word__etymology_limit_line--3DeZW" style="cursor:pointer">early 15c., &quot;a calling up or driving out of evil spirits,&quot; from Late Latin exorcismus, from Greek exorkismos &quot;administration of an oath,&quot; in Ecclesiastical Greek, &quot;exorcism,&quot; from exorkizein &quot;exorcise, bind by oath,&quot; from ex &quot;out of&quot; (see ex-) + horkizein &quot;cause to swear,&quot; from h</section></a></div><div style="clear:both"></div></div><div class="word--C9UPa word_4pc--2SZw8" style="padding:10px 20px"><div><a class="recommended-word" rel="nofollow" data-recommended-type="complete" style="margin-bottom:5px;display:block" title="Origin and meaning of locomotive" href="/word/locomotive"><div class="word__name--TTbAA word_thumbnail__name--1khEg" style="font-size:18px">locomotive<span class="word_thumbnail__name_icon--2RFFN"><i class="fa fa-chevron-right" style="font-size:16px"></i></span></div><section class="word__defination--2q7ZH undefined word__etymology_limit_line--3DeZW" style="cursor:pointer">1610s, &quot;pertaining to movement,&quot; from French locomotif, from Latin loco &quot;from a place&quot; (ablative of locus &quot;place;&quot; see locus) + Late Latin motivus &quot;moving&quot; (see motive). From 1650s as &quot;moving from place to place;&quot; by 1814 as &quot;having the power of moving by itself. 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