Orgasmilalia: A proposed new term for human coital vocalization) and its classification

In a 1932 study entitled ‘Das Koitale Wort (coital speech)’, Frankel had noted ‘our knowledge on the words and sounds emitted during coitus is limited’. Since then, quite a few researchers have studied human coital vocalization between coital partners during orgasm. Nevertheless, a lack of proper terminology and classification to describe this unique phenomenon among humans hinder further advances. For the purposes of specificity, clarity, and relational usage, generation of new terminology is a need of times. I propose a new term ‘orgasmilalia’ (human coital vocalization or human copulatory vocalization) to this type of vocalization.

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Medical Journal of Zambia
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2025-03-15
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https://doi.org/10.55320/mjz.52.2.684
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Infant Health and Development
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Orgasmilalia: A proposed new term for human coital vocalization) and its classification

Sachi Sri Kantha
Medical Journal of Zambia
Infant Health and Development
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Orgasmilalia: A proposed new term for human coital vocalization) and its classification

Sachi Sri Kantha
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In a 1932 study entitled ‘Das Koitale Wort (coital speech)’, Frankel had noted ‘our knowledge on the words and sounds emitted during coitus is limited’. Since then, quite a few researchers have studied human coital vocalization between coital partners during orgasm. Nevertheless, a lack of proper terminology and classification to describe this unique phenomenon among humans hinder further advances. For the purposes of specificity, clarity, and relational usage, generation of new terminology is a need of times. I propose a new term ‘orgasmilalia’ (human coital vocalization or human copulatory vocalization) to this type of vocalization.

Medical Journal of ZambiaVol. 52(2)
Nihon Medi-Physics (Japan) (JP)
Openalex Percentile: Top 55%
Infant Health and Development
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