厴 hymen; cervical mucus plug during pregnancy 厭,甲,

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厭

エン,オン,アン,オウ,ユウ,⺕ウ,いや,あ,いと,おさ satiated, disagreeable, loathe

　HAND and EATING PUTRID DOG MEAT or FELLATING A PATIENT or DOG-DARE or FELLATING A THROBBING DOG
…or: HAND with CLEAR AND OBVIOUS MEANING with ONE'S DOG
　

甲

コウ,カン,きのえ an unnamed thing, outer covering, instep of a foot, helmet, first thing to do in a list of things, first heavenly stem, outer shell, pushing down, placed at a high pitch or high slope, a steep angle, seed hull, Grade-A, 1st, first use of a heavenly stem

　PLUGGING ORIFICE with ROD
…or: SCREWING in ORIFICE with LONG ROD
…or: DOWNWARD THRUSTING PENIS through CAVITY
　

Meanings of elements

SATIATED, DISAGREEABLE, LOATHE and OUTER SHELL, PUSHING DOWN AT A STEEP ANGLE IN PLUGGED ORIFICE

A flap of tough skin or a shell-like covering such as on a seed or a mollusc that closes the opening when the animal is fully inside. Any structure resembling a little lid or a small door that opens and closes. In human beings, the mucus plug within a cervix that forms after conception to seal out bacteria and other schmutz from entering the uterus:「cavern with orifice tongue」to prevent「dog meat thrusting down at a steep angle plugging orifice」the operculum. The hymen functions in a similar manner: a covering over the entrance of a gamete cluster that sloughs off when mature and the gametes are released.

Modern definitions (that generally disregard history) …excluding politically incorrect concepts and other meanings deemed offensive today; may list only pigeonholed definitions, euphemisms, or meaningless mnemonics)
Chinese: operculum (Latin: little lid); a covering flap (in various branches of anatomy)
Unihan extended: shell
EDRDG: shell

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