pubic
UK: ˈpjuːbɪk | US: ˈpjuːbɪk
adj. relating to or situated near the pubes or pubis (the lower front part of the abdomen)
The word "pubic" derives from the Latin "pubes," referring to the hair that appears during puberty in the genital area. The suffix "-ic" is a common English adjectival suffix of Greek/Latin origin, used to form adjectives meaning "pertaining to." Thus, "pubic" literally means "pertaining to the pubes," reflecting its anatomical association with the lower abdominal region.
The doctor examined the patient's pubic region for signs of infection.
Pubic hair typically begins to grow during adolescence.
The study focused on pubic bone structure in early human fossils.
She experienced discomfort in her pubic area after the surgery.
Proper hygiene is essential for maintaining pubic health.