BV

== Translingual == === Symbol === BV (international standards) ISO 3166-1 alpha-2 country code for Bouvet Island. Synonym: BVT (alpha-3) == English == === Noun === BV (uncountable) (music) Initialism of backing vocals. Initialism of bacterial vaginosis. Initialism of blood volume. (among vorarephiles) Initialism of breast vore. Coordinate terms: OV, UB, AV, CV === Anagrams === VB, vb, vb. == Dutch == === Etymology === Abbreviation of bekende Vlaming. === Pronunciation === === Noun === BV f or m (plural BV's, diminutive BV'tje n) (Belgium) a Flemish celebrity ==== References ==== https://www.vandale.nl/ == French == === Alternative forms === B/V, B./V., B. V., B.V. === Noun === BV m (uncountable) (nautical) alternative form of B/V Synonyms: B/V, B./V., B. V., B.V. == Portuguese == === Alternative forms === bv === Pronunciation === === Etymology 1 === Abbreviation of boca virgem (literally “virgin mouth”). ==== Noun ==== BV m (uncountable) (Brazil, slang) the state of having never (romantically) kissed anyone's mouth ==== Adjective ==== BV (invariable) (Brazil, slang, of a person) kissless, having never romantically kissed anyone === Etymology 2 === Abbreviation of bunda virgem (literally “virgin ass”). Came up as a joke with Etymology 1 as both words start with B. ==== Noun ==== BV m (uncountable) (Brazil, slang, humorous) the state of having never done anal sex ==== Adjective ==== BV (invariable) (Brazil, slang, humorous, of a person) having never done anal sex before === Further reading === “BV”, in Dicionário inFormal (in Portuguese), 2006–2026 == Romanian == === Proper noun === BV abbreviation of Brașov: a county of Romania