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==Wiktionary EN==
==Wiktionary EN==
Etymology unknown. While Beekes prefers a Pre-Greek origin, according to Archigenes it is a Classical Syriac word. Perhaps this leads to the root ܩ-ܢ-ܝ‎ (q-n-y) equalling Arabic ق ن ي‎ (q-n-y) related to “acquisition”, “possession”, compare قِنّ‎ (qinn, “slave”), and ܩܢܐ‎ (qennā, “nest”) also means lupanar, perhaps “nest” is even the poof’s tewel. Another meaning strain could be seen in the meanings “to ensconce, to contain“ or “to assuage” of كَنَّ‎ (kanna), in the root of the related Arabic كِنّ‎ (kinn, “nest, refuge, shelter”), as either the male member is ensconced in a sex worker or his performance is soothing to the customer. The -αι- would only be the emphatic state ending, parallel to the common -այ (-ay) in Old Armenian Aramaic borrowings as in քուրայ (kʿuray), շղթայ (šłtʿay), փեսայ (pʿesay), ծնծղայ (cncłay), շուկայ (šukay) etc. (a quarter of them has this ending), and the δ-stem secondarily from a Greek adjective formation or as e.g. χλαμύς (khlamús).
Etymology unknown. While Beekes prefers a Pre-Greek origin, according to Archigenes it is a Classical Syriac word. Perhaps this leads to the root ܩ-ܢ-ܝ‎ (q-n-y) equalling Arabic ق ن ي‎ (q-n-y) related to “acquisition”, “possession”, compare قِنّ‎ (qinn, “slave”), and ܩܢܐ‎ (qennā, “nest”) also means lupanar, perhaps “nest” is even the poof’s tewel. Another meaning strain could be seen in the meanings “to ensconce, to contain“ or “to assuage” of كَنَّ‎ (kanna), in the root of the related Arabic كِنّ‎ (kinn, “nest, refuge, shelter”), as either the male member is ensconced in a sex worker or his performance is soothing to the customer. The -αι- would only be the emphatic state ending, parallel to the common -այ (-ay) in Old Armenian Aramaic borrowings as in քուրայ (kʿuray), շղթայ (šłtʿay), փեսայ (pʿesay), ծնծղայ (cncłay), շուկայ (šukay) etc. (a quarter of them has this ending), and the δ-stem secondarily from a Greek adjective formation or as e.g. χλαμύς (khlamús).
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Afrikaans: homoseksueel; Albanian: homoseksual, homo; Arabic: لُوطِيّ‎, شَاذّ جِنْسِيًا‎; Armenian: համասեռամոլ; Azerbaijani: homoseksual, homoseksualist; Basque: homosexual; Belarusian: гамасэксуалі́ст, гей, лесбіянка; Breton: heñvelrevel; Bulgarian: хомосексуалист, гей; Burmese: ဂေး; Catalan: homosexual; Cebuano: bayot; Chinese Mandarin: 同性戀者, 同性恋者; Coptic: ⲗⲁⲃⲟⲧⲉ; Czech: homosexuál; Danish: homoseksuel; Dutch: [[homoseksueel]], [[homo]]; Esperanto: samseksemulo, gejo; Estonian: homoseksuaal; Faroese: samkyndur; Finnish: homoseksuaali, homoseksualisti, homo; French: [[homosexuel]], [[homosexuelle]], [[lesbienne]]; Galician: homosexual; Georgian: ჰომოსექსუალი; German: [[Homosexueller]], [[Homosexuelle]]; Greek: [[ομοφυλόφιλος]], [[γκέι]], [[λεσβία]]; Ancient Greek: [[ἀνδροβάτης]], [[ἀνδροκοίτης]], [[ἀνδρόπορνος]], [[ἀρρενοκοίτης]], [[ἀρσενοβάτης]], [[ἀρσενοκοίτης]], [[ἀρσενομίκτης]], [[ἀρσενόπαις]], [[βάταλος]], [[εὐρύπρωκτος]], [[θερμόπρωκτος]], [[κατάπυγος]], [[καταπύγων]], [[κατωμόχανος]], [[κίναιδος]], [[κιναιδώδης]], [[κυβάλης]], [[λακαταπύγων]], [[λακκόπρωκτος]], [[λάσταυρος]], [[μεῖραξ]], [[παγκαταπύγων]], [[παθικός]], [[πειώλης]], [[περάντης]], [[σπαταλοκίναιδος]], [[φιλοπυγιστής]], [[χαυνόπρωκτος]]; Greenlandic: suiaaqatiminoortartoq, suiaqatiminik atoqateqartartoq, suiaqatinoortoq; Hawaiian: māhū; Hebrew: הוֹמוֹסֶקסוּאָל‎; Hungarian: homoszexuális; Icelandic: samkynhneigður, hommi; Ido: homeosexualo, homeosexualulo, homeosexualino, geyo, lesbiano; Indonesian: homosex; Interlingua: homosexual; Irish: homaighnéasach; Italian: [[omosessuale]]; Japanese: 同性愛者, ゲイ, ホモセクシャル, レス; Kazakh: гомосексуалист; Khmer: មនុស្សប្រតិព័ទ្ធ មនុស្សភេទដូចគ្នា; Korean: 동성애자(同性愛者), 게이; Kyrgyz: кумса, гомосексуалист; Lao: ກະເທີຍ; Latin: [[cinaedus]], [[draucus]], [[homosexualis]]; Latvian: homoseksuāls, gejs; Lishana Deni: גיאול שרמיה‎; Lithuanian: homoseksualas, homoseksualė; Macedonian: хомосексуалец, геј, лезбејка; Malayalam: സ്വവർഗാനുരാഗി; Maori: tōingo, takāpui, takatāpui, takatāpui tāne, takatāpui wahine; Mongolian: гомосекс; Navajo: nádleeh, ádadilʼínígíí, beełtʼéi yidánoolní; Norman: homosexuel, homosexuelle, lesbienne; Norwegian: homse, homofil; Occitan: omosexual; Okinawan: 同性人, 同性ん人; Persian: همجنس‌گرا‎, هموسکسوئل‎; Polish: homoseksualista, gej, lesbijka; Portuguese: [[homossexual]], [[homo]], [[gay]]; Romanian: homosexual; Russian: [[гомосексуалист]], [[гомосексуал]], [[гей]], [[гомосек]], [[гомосек]], [[гомик]], [[лесбиянка]], [[лесби]]; Sami Inari: homoseksual; Northern: homofiila, homoseksuála; Skolt: homoseksuaal; Scots: buftie; Scottish Gaelic: co-sheòrsach, co-ghnèitheach, gèidh; Serbo-Croatian Cyrillic: геј, хомосексуалац, лезбејка; Roman: gej, homoseksualac, lezbejka; Slovak: homosexuál, homosexuálka; Slovene: homoseksuálec, homoseksuálca; Spanish: [[homosexual]]; Swahili: shoga; Swedish: homosexuell, homo; Tajik: ҳамҷинсгаро; Thai: เกย์, ตุ๊ด, ชายรักร่วมเพศ, หญิงรักร่วมเพศ; Tigrinya: ግብረ ሰዶመኛ, ግብረ ሰዶመኛዊት; Turkish: homoseksüel, eşcinsel, gey, lezbiyen; Turkmen: gomoseksual; Udmurt: гомосексуалист, аспалэс, аспал пи; Ukrainian: гомосексуалі́ст, гей, ґей, лесбіянка, лесбі́йка; Uzbek: gomoseksualist, gey; Vietnamese: giao hợp với người đồng tính; Welsh: gwrywgydiwr; Yiddish: האָמאָסעקסואַל‎
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