The word "circumcised" refers to the removal of the foreskin from the penis, a surgical procedure often performed on newborns or young boys for religious, cultural, or medical reasons. In some cultures, it is an important ritual, while in others, it may be practiced for hygiene or health benefits.
The term "circumcised" comes from the Latin "circumcidere," which means "to cut around," from "circum," meaning "around," and "caedere," meaning "to cut."