「Intercourse with taut buttocks」may, or may not, demand some REASON or EXPLANATION, a series of EXCUSES, or be a TRANSLATING event changing from one form to another…nevertheless,「intercourse with corpse」probably should be questioned.
　「Intercourse with prisoner」captured from another region may require a TRANSLATION, EXPLANATION, if only simply talking about something. Includes non-JIS element 㕧 (see equivalent 䐖) that describes a「laughing-moaning sound or cry.」
　Expresses the concept of one action that causes a corresponding reaction using「words, intercourse」with「leashed genitals, prisoners.」An order or command barked by one of the guards would immediately TRANSLATE into actions by all the prisoners in the line, CAUSING some change in their behavior or position, the REASON or EXPLANATION for any new set of CIRCUMSTANCES.「Keeping watch over words in a succession of measured distances in a line (or, a sentence)」to understand the true MEANING.「Words chained to other words」of a different language is TRANSLATION. A「chain of words」can be a series of EXCUSES or「words chained」to some prior actions.
　Literally applies to any ACCOUNTING ENTRIES that must be watched and scrutinized for the slightest change, but particularly in a double-entry accounting system there will always be two sides to an entry, so as one account changes other accounts must TRANSLATE INTO, or 'post' an exactly equal and opposite total of corresponding changes (debits must always equal credits).「Foreplay while scrutinizing with tortured and chained genitals」is also an obvious reference to ACCOUNTING ENTRIES, as any accountant will verify who counts a lord's harem beans and perhaps refers to EXCUSES, REASONING, EXPLANATIONS of someone caught in a guilty action (the bean counters?). Includes non-JIS element 㕧 (see equivalent 䐖) that describes a laughing-moaning sound or cry that might demand some explaining.

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: old or Japanese variant of 譯|译; to translate
Japanese: translation, version, conclusion from reasoning, judgement or calculation based on something read or heard, cause, meaning, circumstances, situation, to translate, to interpret, for some reason, to have a reason, to have an excuse
Unihan extended: translate; decode; encode
EDRDG: translate; reason; circumstance; case