IPA: /pjuˈdɛndəl/
KK: /pjuˈdɛndl/
Related to the external genital organs, especially in humans.
The doctor explained the pudendal nerve's role in sensation.
Pudendal → It is derived from the Latin word "pudendus" (meaning to be ashamed or to be modest), which is related to "pudor" (meaning shame or modesty). The term "pudendal" refers to the region associated with modesty or shame, particularly in relation to the external genitalia.
Think of the Latin root 'pudor' which relates to shame or modesty, helping you remember that 'pudendal' refers to the area associated with these feelings.