Etymology of the word whore and other sexual wordsThe word whore, bitch, slut and bitch, are words used in sexual acts with different meanings than those employed in normal life. The best known is the word whore but the easiest to understand is the word bitch, in vogue by the use of her perrea derivative in the regueton, which emphasizes the act of moving the ass. The use of these words is given by saving energies in sexual intercourse. As a general rule, communication in sexual intercourse is reduced to panting and care, and to a lesser extent to loose words that do not go from monosyllables or great-eyes. Hence the use of keywords that indicate concepts without having to perform a monologue. There are many words employable in the sexual act but the most used are the following : ? Bitch : Refers to movement . Come on, bitch! ( Move!) ? : Don't make a stalk to anything. ? Fox : What incites with gestures and words. So my love! ( How well you do me!) ? Whore : Perfect, vicious or perfect vicious. All right, bitch! ( You do it very well!) It is obvious that the meaning of these words in daily use, is different from that employed in intimacy. ? Bitch : Cheating? : Dirty, scruffy, disarmed. ? Fox : Liar or deceptive. ? Whore : Whore . Evil, with bad intention. Once we have seen this concept, we will go on to explain the origin of the word whore in particular. As we have seen the word whore has several meanings, some derogatory, used in everyday life, and other flatterers or indicators. An example of ordinary use is the famous expression, motherfucker! ( Perfect mother!) or others like shit! ( Perfect shit!) Or lie! ( Perfect lie!) Other examples would be, there goes that slut! ( Referencing a young woman with an eye-catching or vicious appearance) It is therefore that the word whore does not derive exclusively from the word prostitute, therefore its origin is another. The one that most closely approaches this possibility is the option concerning the festivities of the semi-dise Roman Whore and that in such bacchanals and sexual orgies the name of the Goddess was invoked. Such invocation was in a sign of praise and was reflected as a good and desirable thing. Both the aforementioned origin or its possible sexual use, would indicate a closer to "perfect" meaning. The use of the word continued to be used in the sexual sphere, whether public and private, until the advent of Christianity and the concept that sexual acts were exclusively dedicated to procreation and no acts were allowed for pleasure, relegated the use of the word almost exclusively to the Lupanars. In these dens were vicious women who performed the acts with some ease, which led to the praise of the Whore Goddess or the ?partener? , in the sexual meaning that comes to our days "perfect or vicious". In this context the expression ?go of whores appears? (go from vicious), who was drifting to semantics?go from prostitutes? , generating the simile of whore-prostitute, meaning that it is the best known today of the word whore. Subsequently the word whore was still defending even more with the insult whore (bad and puerile person).