Definition
Having the power, function, or tendency to erect or cause to become erect; capable of producing erectness.
Etymology
From 'erect' plus the adjectival suffix '-ive,' which indicates a tendency or capacity. This suffix creates adjectives from verbs meaning 'tending to do X.'
Kelly Says
Medical and anatomical texts use 'erective' to describe tissues and muscles—it's a formal way to discuss biological function that keeps clinical language precise and unsentimental.
Translations
AMአማርኛ
እንደ ነጥብ
en-deh ne-tyb
ARالعربية
مُثْبِت
mu-th-bi-t
CACatalà
erecte
er-EHK-teh
CSČeština
erectilní
er-EHK-teel-nee
DADansk
erektil
er-EHK-teel
DEDeutsch
erektil
er-EHK-teel
ELΕλληνικά
ανδρειακός
an-dree-ah-kos
ESEspañol
eréctil
er-EHK-teel
FAفارسی
انگیختگی
ang-e-kh-teg-ee
FISuomi
erektiili
er-EHK-tee-lee
FRFrançais
érectile
er-EHK-teel
HUMagyar
erektilis
er-EHK-tee-lees
IDBahasa Indonesia
erectif
er-EHK-tif
ITItaliano
erezione
er-eh-TSEE-oh-neh
JA日本語
勃起性（ぼうきせい）
bo-ki-sei
MSBahasa Melayu
tegak
te-gak
NLNederlands
erectief
er-EHK-tief
NONorsk
erektil
er-EHK-teel
PLPolski
twardy
tvvar-dee
PTPortuguês
erétil
er-EH-teel
RORomână
erectil
er-EHK-teel
RUРусский
эрективный
er-EK-tiv-nyy
SVSvenska
erektil
er-EHK-teel
SWKiswahili
kusima
koo-see-mah
TEతెలుగు
కఠినం
ka-thina-m
TRTürkçe
erektil
er-EHK-teel
UKУкраїнська
erected
er-EHK-ted
ZUZU
ngqondweni
ng-kwon-dweh-nee