pedohebephilia

As nouns the difference between pedohebephilia and pedophilia

is that pedohebephilia is (psychiatry) sexual attraction, in an adult, to prepubescent and/or pubescent humans while pedophilia is sexual or erotic feelings or desires directed by adults and late adolescents towards children; particularly, in psychiatry, a paraphilia consisting of a primary adult sexual attraction to prepubescent children.

As nouns the difference between taxonomy and pedohebephilia

is that taxonomy is the science or the technique used to make a classification while pedohebephilia is sexual attraction, in an adult, to prepubescent and/or pubescent humans.

As an adjective pubescent

is arriving, or arrived at, puberty.

As a noun pedohebephilia is

(psychiatry) sexual attraction, in an adult, to prepubescent and/or pubescent humans.

Pedohebephilic is a derived term of pedohebephilia.

As an adjective pedohebephilic

is (very|rare) of, pertaining to, or having pedohebephilia.

As a noun pedohebephilia is

(psychiatry) sexual attraction, in an adult, to prepubescent and/or pubescent humans.

Pedohebephilia is a derived term of pedohebephile.

As nouns the difference between pedohebephile and pedohebephilia

is that pedohebephile is a person with pedohebephilia while pedohebephilia is sexual attraction, in an adult, to prepubescent and/or pubescent humans.

As an adjective prepubescent

is before the age at which a person is first capable of sexual reproduction.

As a noun pedohebephilia is

(psychiatry) sexual attraction, in an adult, to prepubescent and/or pubescent humans.

As nouns the difference between attraction and pedohebephilia

is that attraction is the tendency to attract while pedohebephilia is sexual attraction, in an adult, to prepubescent and/or pubescent humans.