genitalia
n. plural-onlyn. the outer sex organs of a person or animal. This is a formal or medical word used to talk about the body.
n. the external reproductive organs of an animal or human being.
The doctor examined the patient's genitalia for signs of infection.
In biology class, students learn to identify the external genitalia of various mammal species.
The forensic report included a detailed description of the injuries sustained to the victim's genitalia, providing crucial evidence for the prosecution's case.
From Latin genitālia, substantive use of plural of genitālis (“pertaining to generation or birth”).
A pluralia tantum noun; it always takes a plural verb agreement (e.g., 'genitalia are') and has no singular form.
a genitaliathe genitaliaGenitalia is a plural-only noun and cannot be used with the indefinite article 'a'.