Originally posted by rbmorrishttp://byedoctor.com/health/969-byedoctor.html
Yiddish? Etymology anyone?
'Smegma is a medical term of Latin etymology (1819, of Latin smegma, "detergent", of the Greek smekhein, "to wash, wipe, clean"😉 which indicates in a general way secretion of a sébacée gland.'
Originally posted by NordlysAlright, well it's more fun to say with the "h".
http://byedoctor.com/health/969-byedoctor.html
'Smegma is a medical term of Latin etymology (1819, of Latin smegma, "detergent", of the Greek smekhein, "to wash, wipe, clean"😉 which indicates in a general way secretion of a sébacée gland.'