cona
What does “cona” mean in English?
This is a strong anatomical term for vulva, often used in a derogatory or vulgar context.
Literally “vulva”
It's similar to calling someone a 'cunt' in English, typically used as an insult or in crude conversations, particularly in Portugal.
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Related Portuguese words
boceta
4/5 · StrongThis is a strong vulgar term for vulva, often used in a derogatory context. It's not a neutral or clinical term and carries significant weight in conversation.
pica
3/5 · VulgarIn Brazil, it refers to the penis in a vulgar, anatomical sense. It's informal slang that can come off as quite crude.
piroca
3/5 · VulgarThis is a vulgar term for 'penis' used in Brazilian Portuguese. It's a crude slang that doesn't carry formal connotations.
caralho
4/5 · StrongIt means 'penis' but is often used as a strong exclamation or intensifier in conversation. It can express surprise, anger, or excitement.
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