The word, “cunt,” comes from the name of the ancient Oriental Great Goddess, Kali-Cunti or Kunda, The Yoni of the Universe. In ancient writings the word “cunt” is often interchangeable with that for “woman.” In no way was this meant to be derogatory, but rather, reverent.

From the same root are derived, “county,” “kin,” and “kind.”

Other cognates include:

“kundalini,” female serpent of renewed life residing in the genital chakra, the source of all creative action;

“cunabula,” a cradle or earliest abode;

“Cunina,” the Roman Goddess, protector of infants;

“cunicle,” a hole or passage;

“cundy,” a culvert;

“cuntipotent,” all powerful; possessing cunt power; also

“cunning,” “kenning,” and “ken,” knowledge, learning, insight, remembrance, reclamation and wisdom.

“cunnilingus,” Goddess worship!

 

(See Barbara Walker’s The Woman’s Encyclopedia of Myth and Secrets)

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