Examples
“But "loins" is what we should expect, not "belly" (womb), which applies to the woman.”
“I’d reached the age where lit-up eyes were a rarity for me, so I could feel the whole notion of her steal up my legs and through my loins and upper body every time thereafter when I happened to see her I love the word loins and would like to bring it back.”
“The lumbar region is what is commonly called the loins, sir.”
“In our loins are the possibilities of millions of lives.”
“One can only hope that your loins are as barren as your intellect and that you will not have the opportunity to spawn a future generation of hateful little Chrises to carry on your “legacy”.”
“She was beginning to understand that this hollow ache she felt in her loins was a direct response to the virile hardness of Webb.”
“And about his loins was a belt sup - porting a small, fastened case and a long dagger of pointed bone.”
The Stars Are Ours
“And about his loins was a belt supporting a small, fastened case and a long dagger of pointed bone.”
Star Flight
“About his loins was the torn skin of a lion and his gray hair hung in wild ragged locks upon his bone-thin shoulders.”
Huon of the Horn
“Round his loins was a tiger-skin, and a lion-skin formed his upper garments.”
The Mahabharata of Krishna-Dwaipayana Vyasa, Volume 4 Books 13, 14, 15, 16, 17 and 18
Lists
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Olde Englisc
English words of Anglo-Saxon origin.
onslaught, slain, clove, clave, thrice, nincompoop, scorn, storm, scant, lurk, beneath, atop and 143 more...
AnWulf Before it was "gird your loins" it was "gird thee lendes"!
Byspels: Tak we þe armor of God..gird þe lendis in trowþ. Oct 19, 2011
AnWulf girden (up) lendes - to wrap (one's, someone's) loins; cover (one's) nakedness; fig. gird (one's) loins, prepare, get ready.
lend or lende in the singular; lendes or lenden in plural. Oct 19, 2011
chained_bear A discussion about girding loins and the origins/meaning of the phrase is on gird. (If, in future, anyone's interested.) Oct 22, 2008
john "And it came to pass in the mean while, that the heaven was black with clouds and wind, and there was a great rain. And Ahab rode, and went to Jezreel.
And the hand of the Lord was on Elijah; and he girded up his loins, and ran before Ahab to the entrance of Jezreel."
I Kings 18: 45-46 (KJV) Oct 3, 2007