sfaccimma
Neapolitan
[edit]Etymology
[edit]Possibly borrowed from Sicilian spacchimi, ultimately from Vulgar Latin *expatlum, from Vulgar Latin *expatlum literally meaning "what comes out of the [vaginal] opening", from Vulgar Latin ex + *patlum, from Latin patulus (“open, spread out”).
Adjective
[edit]sfaccimma
Noun
[edit]
sfaccimma f (uncountable)
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