Definition of hymen in English:

hymen

noun ˈhʌɪmənˈhaɪmən

A membrane which partially closes the opening of the vagina and whose presence is traditionally taken to be a mark of virginity.
Example sentencesExamples
- Recent or healed lacerations of the hymen and vaginal mucosa may indicate abuse.
- Girls frequently have a membrane called the hymen around the vaginal opening.
- As with the appendix, most lab coats say the hymen no longer serves much of a biological function.
- Examination of her hymen showed a dilated orifice after initial spasm and inability to relax.
- The hymen can be broken through activities such as wearing tampons or playing sports.
- Genitalia were noted to be normal externally, but the hymen appeared to be somewhat distorted and scarred with a rather high free edge.
- I really don't feel like sacrificing my hymen.
- Traditional Muslim social norms associate female virginity, defined by an intact hymen, with honour.
- A thin sheet of tissue with 1 or more holes in it called the hymen partially covers the opening of the vagina.
- Most women experience discomfort and bleeding the first time they have sexual intercourse due to the stretching or tearing of their hymen.
- So in essence the damages have very little to do with a tear in the hymen or a tag of the anus.
- Many of the girls feel that as long as their hymen is intact, they are considered virgins.
- The hymen was not simply a sign or proof of chastity; rather, being physically ‘intact’ supposedly imparted strength, youth and holiness to the woman.
- In the female virgin the entrance to the vagina is often partially blocked by a membranous tissue called the hymen.
- She provides further evidence that on her return to Iran she was suffering from a urinary tract infection and that her hymen was broken.
- Is it the breaking of the hymen, are bones displaced or is it something else?
- The elders also inspect the girls' vaginas to determine if their hymens are still intact.
- Women have a membrane called the hymen that partially covers the entrance to the vagina.
- So, essentially, the hymen is a small bit of skin that may hurt a bit if it is torn somehow, but will go away by itself even if it isn't broken.
- Foster said girls whose hymens had been pierced were considered outcasts.

Derivatives

hymenal

adjective ˈhʌɪmən(ə)lˈhaɪmən(ə)l

Then the bride's undergarments or bedclothes stained with hymenal blood are publicly displayed.
Example sentencesExamples
- The most common hymenal configurations are crescentic, annular, cuff-like, septate and fimbriated.
- An enlarged hymenal opening of 1 cm or more is non-specific.
- A vertical incision is made in the vestibule over the center of the cyst and outside the hymenal ring.
- The running suture is carried to the hymenal ring and tied proximal to the ring, completing closure of the vaginal mucosa and rectovaginal fascia.

Origin

Mid 16th century: via late Latin from Greek humēn 'membrane'.

Definition of hymen in US English:

hymen

nounˈhaɪmənˈhīmən

A membrane which partially closes the opening of the vagina and whose presence is traditionally taken to be a mark of virginity.
Example sentencesExamples
- So, essentially, the hymen is a small bit of skin that may hurt a bit if it is torn somehow, but will go away by itself even if it isn't broken.
- Foster said girls whose hymens had been pierced were considered outcasts.
- The hymen was not simply a sign or proof of chastity; rather, being physically ‘intact’ supposedly imparted strength, youth and holiness to the woman.
- As with the appendix, most lab coats say the hymen no longer serves much of a biological function.
- In the female virgin the entrance to the vagina is often partially blocked by a membranous tissue called the hymen.
- Women have a membrane called the hymen that partially covers the entrance to the vagina.
- She provides further evidence that on her return to Iran she was suffering from a urinary tract infection and that her hymen was broken.
- The elders also inspect the girls' vaginas to determine if their hymens are still intact.
- Many of the girls feel that as long as their hymen is intact, they are considered virgins.
- I really don't feel like sacrificing my hymen.
- Girls frequently have a membrane called the hymen around the vaginal opening.
- Is it the breaking of the hymen, are bones displaced or is it something else?
- Recent or healed lacerations of the hymen and vaginal mucosa may indicate abuse.
- So in essence the damages have very little to do with a tear in the hymen or a tag of the anus.
- Most women experience discomfort and bleeding the first time they have sexual intercourse due to the stretching or tearing of their hymen.
- Traditional Muslim social norms associate female virginity, defined by an intact hymen, with honour.
- Genitalia were noted to be normal externally, but the hymen appeared to be somewhat distorted and scarred with a rather high free edge.
- The hymen can be broken through activities such as wearing tampons or playing sports.
- Examination of her hymen showed a dilated orifice after initial spasm and inability to relax.
- A thin sheet of tissue with 1 or more holes in it called the hymen partially covers the opening of the vagina.

Origin

Mid 16th century: via late Latin from Greek humēn ‘membrane’.

单词	hymen
释义	Definition of hymen in English: hymen noun ˈhʌɪmənˈhaɪmən A membrane which partially closes the opening of the vagina and whose presence is traditionally taken to be a mark of virginity. Example sentencesExamples Recent or healed lacerations of the hymen and vaginal mucosa may indicate abuse. Girls frequently have a membrane called the hymen around the vaginal opening. As with the appendix, most lab coats say the hymen no longer serves much of a biological function. Examination of her hymen showed a dilated orifice after initial spasm and inability to relax. The hymen can be broken through activities such as wearing tampons or playing sports. Genitalia were noted to be normal externally, but the hymen appeared to be somewhat distorted and scarred with a rather high free edge. I really don't feel like sacrificing my hymen. Traditional Muslim social norms associate female virginity, defined by an intact hymen, with honour. A thin sheet of tissue with 1 or more holes in it called the hymen partially covers the opening of the vagina. Most women experience discomfort and bleeding the first time they have sexual intercourse due to the stretching or tearing of their hymen. So in essence the damages have very little to do with a tear in the hymen or a tag of the anus. Many of the girls feel that as long as their hymen is intact, they are considered virgins. The hymen was not simply a sign or proof of chastity; rather, being physically ‘intact’ supposedly imparted strength, youth and holiness to the woman. In the female virgin the entrance to the vagina is often partially blocked by a membranous tissue called the hymen. She provides further evidence that on her return to Iran she was suffering from a urinary tract infection and that her hymen was broken. Is it the breaking of the hymen, are bones displaced or is it something else? The elders also inspect the girls' vaginas to determine if their hymens are still intact. Women have a membrane called the hymen that partially covers the entrance to the vagina. So, essentially, the hymen is a small bit of skin that may hurt a bit if it is torn somehow, but will go away by itself even if it isn't broken. Foster said girls whose hymens had been pierced were considered outcasts. Derivatives hymenal adjective ˈhʌɪmən(ə)lˈhaɪmən(ə)l Then the bride's undergarments or bedclothes stained with hymenal blood are publicly displayed. Example sentencesExamples The most common hymenal configurations are crescentic, annular, cuff-like, septate and fimbriated. An enlarged hymenal opening of 1 cm or more is non-specific. A vertical incision is made in the vestibule over the center of the cyst and outside the hymenal ring. The running suture is carried to the hymenal ring and tied proximal to the ring, completing closure of the vaginal mucosa and rectovaginal fascia. Origin Mid 16th century: via late Latin from Greek humēn 'membrane'. Definition of hymen in US English: hymen nounˈhaɪmənˈhīmən A membrane which partially closes the opening of the vagina and whose presence is traditionally taken to be a mark of virginity. Example sentencesExamples So, essentially, the hymen is a small bit of skin that may hurt a bit if it is torn somehow, but will go away by itself even if it isn't broken. Foster said girls whose hymens had been pierced were considered outcasts. The hymen was not simply a sign or proof of chastity; rather, being physically ‘intact’ supposedly imparted strength, youth and holiness to the woman. As with the appendix, most lab coats say the hymen no longer serves much of a biological function. In the female virgin the entrance to the vagina is often partially blocked by a membranous tissue called the hymen. Women have a membrane called the hymen that partially covers the entrance to the vagina. She provides further evidence that on her return to Iran she was suffering from a urinary tract infection and that her hymen was broken. The elders also inspect the girls' vaginas to determine if their hymens are still intact. Many of the girls feel that as long as their hymen is intact, they are considered virgins. I really don't feel like sacrificing my hymen. Girls frequently have a membrane called the hymen around the vaginal opening. Is it the breaking of the hymen, are bones displaced or is it something else? Recent or healed lacerations of the hymen and vaginal mucosa may indicate abuse. So in essence the damages have very little to do with a tear in the hymen or a tag of the anus. Most women experience discomfort and bleeding the first time they have sexual intercourse due to the stretching or tearing of their hymen. Traditional Muslim social norms associate female virginity, defined by an intact hymen, with honour. Genitalia were noted to be normal externally, but the hymen appeared to be somewhat distorted and scarred with a rather high free edge. The hymen can be broken through activities such as wearing tampons or playing sports. Examination of her hymen showed a dilated orifice after initial spasm and inability to relax. A thin sheet of tissue with 1 or more holes in it called the hymen partially covers the opening of the vagina. Origin Mid 16th century: via late Latin from Greek humēn ‘membrane’.
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