orgasmo
orgásmo with stress marks
orgasm
Usage Note
Orgasmo is a clinical term borrowed from Spanish, used in medical and health education contexts. In everyday Tagalog conversation it is considered explicit and is avoided in polite company; euphemisms or English equivalents are more common in casual speech.
Examples
" Klinikal na termino ang orgasmo. "
Natural Translation
Orgasm is a clinical term.
Literal Translation
Clinical term the orgasm.
" Nakaramdam siya ng orgasmo pagkatapos ng matinding pagnanasa. "
Natural Translation
He/she felt an orgasm after intense desire.
Literal Translation
Felt he/she of orgasm after intense desire.
" Sa klase ng edukasyong pangkalusugan, ipinaliwanag ng guro ang orgasmo bilang bahagi ng normal na tugon ng katawan. "
Natural Translation
In health education class, the teacher explained orgasm as part of the body's normal response.
Literal Translation
In class of education health, explained by-teacher the orgasm as part of normal response of body.
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