onfálico (spanish) - meaning, definition, translation, pronunciation

Part of Speech

Noun

Phonetic Transcription

/oŋˈfaliko/

Translation

• English: phallic

Meaning

The word "onfálico" in Spanish refers to something related to the phallus or penis. It is mainly used in medical and psychological contexts, as well as in general conversations where discussions about sexuality or Freudian concepts come up. This term is more commonly seen in written contexts than in oral speech, as it is a technical and specific term.

Examples

1. La etapa fálica es una de las etapas del desarrollo psicosexual según Freud.

2. The phallic stage is one of the psychosexual development stages according to Freud.

3. El símbolo onfálico en el arte ha sido objeto de muchos estudios psicoanalíticos.

4. The phallic symbol in art has been the subject of many psychoanalytic studies.

Idiomatic Expressions

• Estar en la etapa fálica: To be in the phallic stage (referring to Freud's theory of psychosexual development).
• Complejo de Edipo: Oedipus complex (a term used in psychoanalysis that involves a child's unconscious sexual desire for the opposite-sex parent).
• Símbolo fálico: Phallic symbol.
• Identificación fálica: Phallic identification.

Examples of Idiomatic Expressions

1. María está en la etapa fálica según el psicoanálisis.

2. Maria is in the phallic stage according to psychoanalysis.

3. El complejo de Edipo es un concepto psicoanalítico muy estudiado.

4. The Oedipus complex is a highly studied psychoanalytic concept.

5. El pintor utilizó un marcado símbolo fálico en su obra.

6. The painter used a strong phallic symbol in his work.

Etymology

The word "onfálico" comes from the Greek word "phallos," which means phallus or penis. The prefix "on-" is used to create adjectives related to a specific concept, similar to the English prefix "phallo-."

Synonyms and Antonyms

• Synonyms: fálico
• Antonyms: no fálico, asexual