Inflammation de la muqueuse vaginale, caractérisée entre autres par des brûlures vaginales, des leucorrhées et des démangeaisons vaginales et vulvaires.

vaginitesnoun

Pluriel de vaginite.

vaginonoun

Vaginoplastie.

vagino-plastienoun

Variante orthographique de vaginoplastie.

vagino-plastiesnoun

Pluriel de vagino-plastie.

vagino-vésicaladj

Qui appartient au vagin et à la vessie.

vaginocratenoun

Personne ou concept soutenant la vaginocratie.

vaginocratesnoun

Pluriel de vaginocrate.

vaginocratienoun

Domination sociale, culturelle, symbolique exercée par les femmes sur les hommes.

vaginocratiesnoun

Pluriel de vaginocratie.

vaginojnoun

Nominatif pluriel de vagino.

vaginojnnoun

Accusatif pluriel de vagino.

vaginonnoun

Accusatif singulier de vagino.

vaginoplasticanoun

Vaginoplastie, opération de chirurgie plastique visant la fabrication d’un vagin après ablation des testicules et du pénis, notamment à destination des femmes transgenres.

vaginoplastichenoun

Pluriel de vaginoplastica.

vaginoplastienoun

Opération de chirurgie plastique visant la fabrication d’un vagin après ablation des testicules et du pénis, notamment à destination des femmes transgenres.

vaginoplastiesnoun

Pluriel de vaginoplastie.

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