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The mythology of Aphrodite's birth | Why does "APHRO" refer to "Sea Foam"?
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Aphrodisiac
- Etymology: From Greek "aphrodisiakos," meaning pertaining to Aphrodite, the Greek goddess of love.
- Definition: Something that arouses or enhances sexual desire.
Aphrodisia
- Etymology: From Greek "aphrodisios," meaning of or pertaining to Aphrodite.
- Definition: Activities or things related to sensual pleasure or sexual desire.
Aphrodisian
- Etymology: Related to Aphrodite.
- Definition: Relating to love or physical desire.
Aphrology
- Etymology: From Greek "aphro-" (pertaining to Aphrodite) + "-logy" (study of).
- Definition: The study of sexual behavior or desire.
Aphroditic
- Etymology: From Aphrodite.
- Definition: Possessing qualities associated with love or beauty; relating to Aphrodite.
Aphrodisiology
- Etymology: From Greek "aphrodisios" (pertaining to Aphrodite) + "-logy" (study of).
- Definition: The study or scientific inquiry into sexual desire or arousal.
Aphrodisiomania
- Etymology: From Greek "aphrodisios" (pertaining to Aphrodite) + "mania" (excessive enthusiasm or desire).
- Definition: Excessive or uncontrollable sexual desire.
Aphrodisiacal
- Etymology: From Aphrodisiac.
- Definition: Having the properties of an aphrodisiac; arousing sexual desire.