eroticism

English

Etymology

erotic +‎ -ism

Noun

eroticism (usually uncountable, plural eroticisms)

the state of being erotic, or of being sexually aroused
sexual excitement, especially if abnormally persistent

Derived terms

sacred eroticism

Translations

the state of being erotic, or of being sexually aroused

Belarusian: эро́тыка f (erótyka)
Bulgarian: еро́тика (bg) f (erótika)
Catalan: erotisme (ca) m
Chinese:
Mandarin: 性感 (zh) (xìnggǎn), 色情 (zh) (sèqíng)
Czech: erotika (cs) f
Danish: erotik c
Finnish: erotiikka (fi)
French: érotisme (fr) m
German: Erotik (de) f
Greek: ερωτισμός (el) m (erotismós)
Hindi: शृंगारिकता f (śŕṅgāriktā)
Irish: earótachas m, anghrá m, anghráchas m
Italian: erotismo (it) m
Japanese: エロ (ja) (ero), 好色 (ja) (こうしょく, kōshoku)
Korean: 성욕(性慾) (seong'yok)
Macedonian: еротика f (erotika)
Manx: an-ghraaghys m
Norman: érotisme m
Norwegian:
Bokmål: erotikk m

Nynorsk: erotikk m
Occitan: erotisme m
Polish: erotyka (pl) f, erotyzm (pl) m
Russian: эро́тика (ru) f (erótika)
Serbo-Croatian:
Cyrillic: еро̀тика f

Roman: eròtika (sh) f
Slovak: erotika (sk) f
Slovene: erotika f
Spanish: erótica (es) f, erotismo m
Ukrainian: еро́тика f (erótyka)

sexual excitement, especially if abnormally persistent

Japanese: エロティシズム (ja) (erotishizumu)
Korean: 에로티시즘 (erotisijeum)
Polish: erotyka (pl) f, erotyzm (pl) m
Russian: эроти́зм (ru) m (erotízm)

Anagrams

isometric, meroistic, microsite

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