Vulva

Definition and stakes

Portrait of Muhammad al-Nafzawi Muhammad al-Nafzawi,  The Perfumed Garden (1886)

“ We must observe here that neither vulva nor vagina give exactly the sense of the Arab "feurdj," which designates the whole of the organ for copulation of the woman, whilst vulva means the outside parts up to the membrane, and vagina is the conduit destined for the reception of the virile member up to the matrix. ”
Source: Wikisource

H. W. Long,  Sane Sex Life and Sane Sex Living

“ That generated by the man is called "prostatic flow;" that produced by the woman "pre-coital secretion."
Now, if time is given for this fluid to be secreted and exuded, all the parts become covered or saturated with it, and they are admirably equipped for easy union. The glans penis is then covered with the slippery fluid, and the vulva and all the walls of the vagina are laved with the substance. At the same time, the vaginal walls have widened and grown soft, and all the parts of the vulva (which are yet to be named and described in detail) are in like condition.
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Source: Gutenberg

Portrait of Muhammad al-Nafzawi Muhammad al-Nafzawi,  The Perfumed Garden (1886)

“ El ouasa (the vast one) .—A vulva surrounded by a very large pubis. Women of that build are said to be of large vagina, because, although on the approach of the member it appears firm and impenetrable to such a degree that not even a meroud [15] seems likely to be passed in, as soon as it feels the friction of its gland against its centre it opens wide at once.
El aride (the large one) .—This is the vulva which is as wide as it is long; that is to say, fully developed all round, from side to side, and from the pubis to the perineum. It is the most beautiful to look upon.
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Source: Wikisource

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