They say, the best of me is my pussy (video)

Twelve women come to show you what they have most precious. Each one, individually, tells you, "My pussy is the best of me". The sluts want to turn you on and they succeed. They bring their pussy to your face, show it deep inside, move their lips, the clitoris. But today let's look at it a little scientifically. Why do we call it a pussy? I'm copying from Nikos Sarandakou's site: "G. Hadjidakis proposed the ancient eunuch `bed, wedding bed' assuming an innocent ellst. diminutive *eunion which would become msn. *vnion > *mnion > *mnion. It's not so absurd, since the eunuch became a pussy through some such path. Adamantius Korais suggested the (ancient) Sicilian "myllos" as they say to Athenaeus a cake in the shape of a pussy that the ancient Syracusans made (from sesame and honey, pubescent women are made, which are called millos in all Sicily). The phonological distance is great.

12 women tell you: "My pussy is the best of me"

Menos Philintas suggested the ancient μνοῦς `soft down, fluff', which would give the unmarked diminutive *μνιον and then as in 1. This version is more likely than Hadjidakis' since it has fewer unmarked steps and a fairly close meaning. Ybert Pernot relates munin to vounin, which is semantically close since there is the name "mountain of Venus" (mons Veneris). However, it is not clear how b became m, unless we go to *bnin, see 1. Moutsos suggests the infinitive "binéin" (to marry), assuming that it would be substantiveized, like philein which became kiss and phagein which became phagi. Viní, then, and for the rest see 1. In Babiniotis' etymological dictionary, among the many proposals, the proposal for an origin from the Hellenistic mnion, which meant a type of moss, a sea plant, is mentioned, as less likely. In defense of this version, I would say that mnion is hairy. And now that you've been educated, to make your mind sparkle, look at the 12 women who stare at you in the face and tell you: my pussy is the best of me.