pasar por la piedra

Spanish

Etymology

Literally, to "pass through the stone". It alludes to a round stone on which the victorious Roman centurion sodomized the defeated warlord and warriors, in plain view of the victors and the other defeated soldiers, as a form of humiliation and domination.In modern colloquial language, it means having exclusively physical sex with someone. Heterosexual and consensual sex; no rape, but in a sharp and aggressive way.

Verb

pasar por la piedra (first-person singular present paso por la piedra, first-person singular preterite pasé por la piedra, past participle pasado por la piedra)

(idiomatic) to humiliate
(idiomatic) to have one's wicked way (with)

单词	pasar por la piedra
释义	pasar por la piedra Spanish Etymology Literally, to "pass through the stone". It alludes to a round stone on which the victorious Roman centurion sodomized the defeated warlord and warriors, in plain view of the victors and the other defeated soldiers, as a form of humiliation and domination.In modern colloquial language, it means having exclusively physical sex with someone. Heterosexual and consensual sex; no rape, but in a sharp and aggressive way. Verb pasar por la piedra (first-person singular present paso por la piedra, first-person singular preterite pasé por la piedra, past participle pasado por la piedra) (idiomatic) to humiliate (idiomatic) to have one's wicked way (with) Further reading “pasar por la piedra a alguien”, in Diccionario de la lengua española, Vigésima tercera edición, Real Academia Española, 2014
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pasar por la piedra

Spanish

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