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Achrien

Achrien is a neologism invented by the writer Renaud Camus towards , in an age where the term Homosexual was not yet widespread in France. The pos, which seems of Greek origin although it may have been invented, would thus lack any disrespectful, ridiculous or pathological connotation. Renaud Camus titled some of his writings with this term.

Actif

The word actif translated to English is active. It refers to the man who has the top role in anal intercourse.

Synonym: Agent.

Adonis

Adonis is a term of mythological origin with which a very beautiful young gentleman is usually named. From the 16th century on, it has sometimes been used to point out a homosexual young male. It is also one of the proper names of many young and beautiful Greek heroes and gods, whose names became more or less everlasting as a synonym of homosexuality.

Related Adelsward, Adrien, Alcibiade, Alexandre, Alexis, Antinoüs, Bagoas, Boisrobert, Charlus, Chausson, Corydon, Cupidon, Émile, Éphestion, Ganymède, Germiny, Giton, Jésus, Jupiter, Ligurinus, Nicomède, Sardanapale, Soc

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Jabote said:
No, no tim, I did not represent that it was colloquial, I was just saying that if it is used in France now (as opposed to 10 years ago when I had never heard it used there yet), it is not the formal term, the formal phrase (let&#;s call it "official" term) is homosexuel, that&#;s all ! I recognize it is not colloquial in English but it is not the "official" term either, that&#;s what I meant, sorry if I was not distinct !
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Ahh, ok. Yes "official" word is better, I ponder, in this context because we are talking about language and "formal" is the normal term used to mean "high" register (eg the opposite of colloquial).

I suppose, though, that what I am suggesting is that "gay" is slowly becoming the "official" term. It&#;s not there yet, but it really is quite unusual to hear "homosexual". In evidence the only time you do really hear it is either in medical terms or, I assume , when vicars and the like discuss it in terms of religion.

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