Meaning to TAMP, packing into or down by a succession of blows…perhaps「horizontal motion」or「raised rod」placed inside a「lofty, high-priced, bent-over person (old form: 昂)」a service provider in the process of providing services and with one of several possible body parts being tamped repeatedly by a client, not the least of which would be displayed whilst she or he were「bent over」in position for TAMPING, creating a SEAL. Note that the Chinese meaning merges「divine prepubescent female, raised rod」with「high-priced, me」(卬).
　Or perhaps TAMPING「repeatedly with a mattock on prepubescent girl, bent-over」to smash feet while level or horizontal as in the process of creating a service provider, the SYMBOL of that group of people being: no-longer-integrated feet.
　Refers to PRESSING DOWN WITH FORCE such as when affixing one's personal SEAL or「chop」that is a name using kanji carved into ivory, soapstone, or hardwood that is first TAMPED into vermillion, thick and blood-colored (coincidentally?) powdered ore of mercuric sulfide, or cinnabar, and then PRESSED DOWN FIRMLY, used on official documents and contracts as equivalent to SIGNING one's SIGNATURE. The actual shape and strokes carved into the seal are often difficult to read, deliberately carved in a slightly strange shape so as to make everyone's seal unique and not easily counterfeited before the days of scanning and printing technology, but today rather obsolete. Means SYMBOL, since the SEALS were the SIGN and SIGNATURE that was SYMBOLIC of each person.
　Make-believers say this is a「hand」(𦥑, ⺕) with someone「bent over」although for some reason the left elements are traditionally not drawn in the normal manner for「hand」instead using「repeating (upper and lower)」with「prepubescent girl」between, and「rod with no-longer-integrated feet」as it tamps away, happily oblivious.

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: to print; to mark; to engrave; a seal; a print; a stamp; a mark; a trace; image; abbr. for 印度
Japanese: seal, stamp, mark, print, mudra, India, sign, symbol, emblem, badge, crest, flag, evidence, proof, token, to leave, to print, to stamp, to show a sign, to seal
Unihan extended: print, seal, stamp, chop, mark
EDRDG: stamp; seal; mark; imprint; symbol; emblem; trademark; evidence; souvenir; India