• πούτσα f(poútsa)

Uncertain, possibly from Proto-Slavic*buca(“bulge, protrusion”). Compare Proto-Germanic*putōną(“to stick, stab”), which is of uncertain origin. Possibly ultimately fromProto-Indo-European*bud-(“to shoot, sprout”), itself speculated to be of substrate origin.

• IPA^(key): /ˈputsos/
• Hyphenation:πού‧τσος

πούτσος• (poútsos) m (pluralπούτσοι)

1. (colloquial, vulgar)cock,dick,prick(the penis)

   Ήρθα μέσα καθώς ντυνόταν και είδα τονπούτσο του.

   Írtha mésa kathós ntynótan kai eída tonpoútso tou.

   I came in as he was getting dressed and I saw hiscock.

   τι στον πούτσο ―ti ston poútso ―what the fuck

   Τι στον πούτσο είδα;

   Ti ston poútso eída?

   What the fuck did I see?

• πέος n(péos)(polite term)
• ανδρικό μόριο n(andrikó mório,“male member”)(euphemistic)
• τσουτσούνι n(tsoutsoúni)(colloquial, childish)
• πουλί n(poulí)(colloquial, childish)
• καυλί n(kavlí)(colloquial, vulgar)
• ψωλή f(psolí)(colloquial, vulgar)
• μαλαπέρδα f(malapérda)(colloquial, vulgar)

• πουτσαράς m(poutsarás,“well-endowed man”)(colloquial, vulgar)

• πούτσος, in Λεξικό της κοινής νεοελληνικής [Dictionary of Standard Modern Greek], Triantafyllidis Foundation, 1998 at theCentre for the Greek language

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