picnic (X-rated)

Yoon Ha Lee makes the mistake of asking:
>How *do* various languages present sex?>

The naughty words in Kash:
Acceptable: breast (of fem., there are 4, not particularly large except in
pregrancy/nursing) muso; (of male, also 4, vestigial) mucuso; mumuso the
male’s nipples, ambuso the woman’s; wakep yam (+dative) have intercourse
with (lit. join with) ~(pl.subj.) yamakep; yoñ /yoN/ penis (see also below);
onono testicles, oninde ovary (< ono 'egg', +inde 'mother'); lukanga
fem.prostitute, sikanga m. id. both uncommon, I think (compds. with hanga
'hire, rent'); tepet... foreplay (lit. strum, play an instrument); tupatup
(hum., slightly risqué) have intercourse ( <tup, imit. 'bounce'), totola
“kiss” (< tola 'sniff') i.e.  rubbing cheeks and sniffing (there are scent
glands), totolum kiss with the mouth (< foregoing + lum ‘lick’)

Vulgarisms and slang:
nananja ~ nanji , a “quickie” (< nanja ‘collide’), cakafonjip touch in an
inappropriate way, grope; paci hole, in several compds.; troki, icitrok,
cakatrok to f*ck; of 2 men, often (hum.) murendik (=‘wrestle’), trok! f*ck,
f*uckit (Burgess’ “forcough”); yoyoñ~yoñoñ, yondrak, yonji, ici 'penis';
trokanga ~tronga prostitute of either sex (trok+ hanga ‘hire’); mepu e
trasanje masturbate (lit. do the unnecessary).

_yondrak_ 'big...' may be used jocularly between close male friends as a
vocative, more or less "hey, stud.../big fella..."; _yonji_ 'little...'
similarly to adolescent or younger boys (nothing sexual is implied).
Yondrak, in particular, is more fig. than lit.-- there is not very much
anatomical variation in adults.

_trok_ in related languages may mean simply 'poke', deriv. etrok 'fork'; in
this variety of Kash, those meanings have been shifted to trik, etrik, and
most words beginning with tro... are avoided/in disuse.  SOUND CHANGE IN
PROGRESS:
/r/ is trilled, but many now pronounce the cluster /tr/ as in Amer.Engl.,
which leads to occasional confusion with "c" /tS/ and perhaps eventual
merger......

Not sexual, but coarse:
fup fart, ca- ~caka-fup to...; fuf! oh sh*t! (-f violates the phonology,
contraction of the impolite noun form fufu)

and the universal:
ta tayondre, me shapalak 'not tonight, I have a headache'.

As I culled the dictionary, lots of possibilities presented themselves; but
no need to do a whole Kama Sutra just now.  Roger, D.O.M.