carnal

adj

Etymology: From Middle English carnal, from Old French charnel, from Late Latin carnālis (“fleshy”), from oblique stem of Latin carō, carnis (“meat, flesh”) + -ālis (whence -al).

1. Relating to the physical and especially sexual appetites or activities.

   “At the town of Mendes, in the principal temple, there was a living male goat, with which, if the statement of Herodotus is to be accepted, naked female worshippers actually had carnal intercourse.”

2. Worldly or earthly; temporal.
3. Of or relating to the body or flesh.