Punani (slang)
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Others have suggested that punani may be related to poontang, a vulgar word for sex, women, or the vagina, whose etymology is also disputed. The abbreviated poon is also in common usage. Poontang is often believed to derive from the French putain, meaning "whore", and came into common english usage during the Vietnam War. Some feel that it may have come from one of the West African languages, perhaps Limba puntu or Bantu mu ntanga, or perhaps the South African pundu, from Xhosa impundu. [link] The OED's earliest citation of poontang is in Thomas Wolfe's Look Homeward, Angel (1929), a novel set in the American South. There may be a relationship to the term puta, which also is vulgar slang in the Spanish, Portuguese and Filipino languages for whore.
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