English

Pronunciation

• sĕks, /seks/, /seks/

  Rhymes: -ɛks

Noun

sex (sexes)

1. gender, being either male or female

   What sex is that hamster?

2. act of sexual intercourse

   let's have sex

   See also WikiSaurus:sexual intercourse

3. general sexual or related (activities)

   Sex and the City

4. (rare) with the- womankind in general

Translations

• Bulgarian: пол m (1); секс m (2)
• Breton: reizh (1, 2, 3)
• Dutch: sex, seks
• Finnish: sukupuoli (1); seksi (2)
• French: sexe (1, 2)
• German: Geschlecht n (1), Sex m (2, 3)
• Hebrew: מין (Min) (1, 3), זן (Zan) (1), יחסי מין (Ya'kha'sey Min) (2), סקס (Sex) (3 - Slang, not formal)
• Indonesian: seks (2), jenis kelamin (1)

  gneas

• Italian: sesso
• Norwegian: kjønn (1), sex (2, 3)
• Polish: płeć f (1); seks m (2, 3)
• Portuguese: sexo
• Russian: пол m (1); секс m (2)
• Slovak: pohlavie (1); sex (2, 3)
• Spanish sexo m (1), (3); relaciones sexuales f pl. (2)
• Swedish: kön (1), sex (2, 3)
• Turkish: seks m (1); sevişme m (2)

Translations

• Finnish: seksuaalinen (meaning same as sexual)
• German: sexuell
• Hebrew: מיני (Mini)
• Italian: sessuale
• Norwegian: sexualitet
• Portuguese: sexual
• Russian: сексуальный
• Slovak: sexuálny m, sexuálna f, sexuálne n
• Swedish: sex-

Verb

to sex

1. to determine the sex of
2. to have sex with someone (coll.)

Translations

• Hebrew: להזדווג
• Spanish: sexar

Derived terms

• sex symbol
• sex up, sex-up
• sexiness
• sexual
• sexuality
• sexy

Latin

Cardinal Number

sex

1. Six.

Declension

Indeclinable.

Derived Words

• Italian: sei
• Neapolitan: séje
• Norwegian: seks
• Spanish: seis
• German: sechs

Slovak

Noun

sex m

declension pattern dub

1. sex (2, 3)

Swedish

Noun

sex

1. act of sexual intercourse
2. general sexual or related (activities )

Cardinal Number

1. six

Derived terms

• sexa
• sjätte
• sjättedel