Meanings
- pluralplural of corona glandis penis
Origin
- Latincorōnae glandum pēnium
- Englishcoronae glandum penium
Directly from Latin corōnae glandum pēnium (literally “crowns of the glanses of the penises”), corōnae being the nominative plural of corōna, and glandum and pēnium being the genitive plurals respectively of glāns and pēnis.
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