「Penetration」and「vulva, in the midst」with「woman」as a SHAMAN (see modern version 娄 as「sticky splats of jism with woman」). Formerly all shamans were women, and eventually, woman-like men. The English word「shaman」originates from the pronunciation of this glyph as a remote region of what is today part of China (the Tungus area) as where shamans first appeared.
　Scholars tell us that the top and center element depict a string of jade stones, or beads, or bones, or teeth, or shells pierced and worn on strings, or whatever else they can dream of other than the meanings associated with 串 (see that glyph for details). Necklaces, bracelets, headdresses, and the drums were distinguishing trappings of a shaman (but, there are additional features).
　「In the midst, the bull's eye (as in exactly where the bull is eyeing as his target on a cow), vulva」and a「rod」within or upon both juxtaposed orifices of a「woman」: similar to the same concept of witches 'flying' on broomsticks with the vaginal and anal crotches riding and sliding on smears of hallucinogenic unguents pasted on a shaft that quickly were assimilated by the mucous membranes within the vulva:「Broomsticks were also thought to be the perfect vehicles for the special ointments and salves that witches brewed up to give themselves the ability to fly, among other depraved activities. In 1324, when the wealthy Irish widow Lady Alice Kyteler was tried for sorcery and heresy, investigators reported that in searching Kyteler's house, they found 'a pipe of ointment, wherewith she greased a staffe, upon which she ambled and galloped through thicke and thin.' 」
　　[　https://www.history.com/news/why-witches-fly-on-brooms 2022-02-28　]　
　Scholars also claim that「vulva, middle」perhaps depicts a drum-like, trance-inducing device (in addition to her actual vulva that was regularly penetrated pierced by various things), which was a piece of skin stretched over a bowed branch with a handle in the MIDDLE, that was rhythmically tapped as the connection between「beating or tapping something」and「stretched skin」…and who can argue that vulvas are not trance-inducing for most males? and many females too? vulvas with trance-inducing repetitive tap-tap-tapping of stretched skin?
　In any case and in every culture, shamans were, and are, highly sexualized human beings.「Penetration vulva woman」as well as the modern replacement elements of「puckered anus, sticky splat of jism woman」(娄) clearly refer to both her roles in society as a professional sexual services provider and important religious figure dispensing advice while teaching and training others, witches doctoring the sick who were continuously oozing sticky splats of gonorrhea gleet (see 患), the WITCH DOCTORS. Notably, SHAMANS as the first purveyors of human religion also operated shrines and temples staffed with highly-trained prostitutes available for short-term rentals in exchange for a negotiated fee for the expressed purpose of causing ejaculations of sticky splats, and so on and so forth.

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: one of the 28 lunar mansions in Chinese astronomy
Japanese: Chinese "Bond" constellation
Unihan extended: surname; a constellation; to wear
EDRDG: frequently; tie

Used within names (nanori)
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