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Joninėmis Rasas mums lituus tebelaikantys rankoj pakeitė.

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Lytis.

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Baculus - baculum, baculus, lituus.

baculus
Definition of BACULUS
: a staff esp. one that is symbolic of authority (as the pastoral staff of a bishop)
Origin of BACULUS
LL; akin to L baculum staff

Stabas.

Baculus Cantoralis.

The word baculum originally meant "stick" or "staff" in Latin.

The baculum (also penis bone, penile bone or os penis) is a bone found in the penis of most placental mammals. It is absent in humans, but present in other primates, such as the gorilla and chimpanzee. The bone aids sexual intercourse by maintaining sufficient stiffness during sexual penetration. The female equivalent is the os clitoridis – a bone in the clitoris.

The existence of the baculum is unlikely to escape the notice of pastoralist and hunter-gatherer cultures.

Pastoralism...

The raccoon baculum is sometimes worn as a charm for luck or fertility.

Baculus.

Lituus.

The evolutionary biologist Richard Dawkins speculated in 2006 that the loss of the bone in humans, when it is present in our nearest related species the chimpanzee, is a result of sexual selection by females looking for honest signals of good health in prospective mates.

Spekuliantas!

В фольклоре распространено поверье о том, что подобную кость можно использовать как амулет для удачи и потенции. Кроме того, существует точка зрения, что Ева была создана не из ребра Адама, а именно из бакулюма. Поэтому эта кость отсутствует у человека.

Va.

lìtintis, -inasi, -inosi artintis, gretintis: Lìtinkis, berneli [prie mergelių], kap laputė prie margų paukštelių Nč.

Lytys dvi.