IPA: /ˌɪθɪˈfælɪk/
KK: /ˌɪθɪˈfælɪk/
Describing something that has an erect penis, often used in art or literature to refer to sexual themes or representations.
The artist's ithyphallic sculptures were both provocative and celebrated for their boldness.
Ithyphallic → It is formed from "ithy-" (from Greek "ithus", meaning straight or erect) and "phallic" (from Greek "phallikos", meaning relating to the phallus). The word describes something that is related to or represents an erect phallus, often in a symbolic or artistic context.
Think of 'straight' ('ithy-') and 'phalus' ('phallic') to remember that 'ithyphallic' refers to something that symbolizes an erect phallus.
No commonly confused words.