hermaphrodite narmâde (#) Fr.: hermaphrodite Biology: An individual, animal, or plant possessing both male and female reproductive organs. Etymology (EN): From L. hermaphroditus, from Gk. hermaphroditos the mythical son of Hermes and Aphrodite who merged bodies with a naiad and thereafter possessed both male and female qualities. Etymology (PE): Narmâde, literally “male-female,” → male, → female. |