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Is a post-transformation Guevedoce (geno-male-pheno-male) typically capable of reproduction as a male? Any data? — Preceding unsigned comment added by Riventree ( talk • contribs) 23:52, 12 March 2022 (UTC)
I havent heard this word in quite some time, but my understanding was that it was huevos "eggs" (that is, testicles), and not a word for penis. Im really surprised how few mentions of that expression there are on the Internet, and it makes me wonder .... and yet, i also wonder if whoever compiled that dictionary made a mistake .... just because something appears in print doesnt mean it's right. Thoughts? — Soap — 01:01, 5 July 2022 (UTC)
The researcher almost certainly made a mistake. A semantic shift from testicles to penis is plausible if the word is otherwise meaningless, but güevos is simply a local pronunciation of huevos "eggs". I've changed it and linked a dictionary of Spanish language slang. The only thing I wasnt able to put in is the page number, because it's through Google Books and the page numbers arent visible. It's possible that it's page 255, because "PT255" was in the original URL, but I think it's better to omit information than to guess. Also, I would rather we send readers to Wiktionary if they want to specifically look up a word, and not to Google Books where they will have to scan until they find the part they want. — Soap — 16:42, 17 July 2022 (UTC)
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Is a post-transformation Guevedoce (geno-male-pheno-male) typically capable of reproduction as a male? Any data? — Preceding unsigned comment added by Riventree ( talk • contribs) 23:52, 12 March 2022 (UTC)
I havent heard this word in quite some time, but my understanding was that it was huevos "eggs" (that is, testicles), and not a word for penis. Im really surprised how few mentions of that expression there are on the Internet, and it makes me wonder .... and yet, i also wonder if whoever compiled that dictionary made a mistake .... just because something appears in print doesnt mean it's right. Thoughts? — Soap — 01:01, 5 July 2022 (UTC)
The researcher almost certainly made a mistake. A semantic shift from testicles to penis is plausible if the word is otherwise meaningless, but güevos is simply a local pronunciation of huevos "eggs". I've changed it and linked a dictionary of Spanish language slang. The only thing I wasnt able to put in is the page number, because it's through Google Books and the page numbers arent visible. It's possible that it's page 255, because "PT255" was in the original URL, but I think it's better to omit information than to guess. Also, I would rather we send readers to Wiktionary if they want to specifically look up a word, and not to Google Books where they will have to scan until they find the part they want. — Soap — 16:42, 17 July 2022 (UTC)