Vampiric Coitus
/væmˈpɪr.ɪk ˈkɔɪ.təs/noun
The act of sexual intercourse associated with vampires or vampiric themes.
Did you know?The term 'vampire' has roots in the Slavic word 'vampir', which was believed to describe a reanimated corpse that seduced its victims, blurring the lines between life and death.
Etymological Timeline
Proto-Slavic
PSL
vampir
“A spirit or creature that drinks blood and is associated with the undead.”
Old French
OF
vampire
“An undead being that returns to prey upon the living, often through seduction.”
Late Latin
Latin
vampyrus
“A creature that drinks blood.”
Early Modern English
English
vampyre
“A being of folklore that arises from the grave to consume blood.”
19th Century
English
vampire
“A mythical being that embodies seduction, immortality, and fear.”
21st Century
English
vampiric
“Relating to or characteristic of vampires, often invoking themes of desire and darkness.”