蠚 to sting 若,䖵,

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On-yomi [ Toggle rōmaji ]

カク　･　チャク　･　セキ　･　シャク
KA　KU　･　CHA　KU　･　SE　KI　･　SHA　KU

Kun-yomi

さ(す　･　いた(む　･　さすむし
sa　su　･　i　ta　mu　･　sa　su　mu　shi

Glyph elements [ Toggle Font ]

若

ジャク,ニャク,わか,わか～,も,ごと if; supposing, maybe, perhaps; or otherwise; pliant, consenting; young; to be the same as something or someone else; catch up in maturity or size to others

　EMERGING SHAFT with RIGHT HAND
…or: EMERGING SHAFT, YOUNG DIVA with HAND on ORIFICE
　

䖵

× many insects, many snakes, many worms, many larvae

　many SNAKES, WORMS, CATERPILLARS, INSECTS
…or: two LOOSE DRIPPING STINKY ORIFICES
　

Meanings of elements

IF, SUPPOSING, MAYBE, PERHAPS, PLIANT, CONSENTING, YOUNG and MANY INSECTS, MANY SNAKES, MANY WORMS

Many insects, worms, snakes, larvae swarming and gathering in one place perhaps result in some sort of a STING.「Snakes or worms」as「emerging shafts in a young orifice in hand」possibly will result in stinging of the appendage(s) spewing venom after picking up a viral and/or bacterial deposit left by a prior client or by some life forms colonizing the service provider, causing a STINGING, burning sensation first noticed a few days later while attempting to urinate:「perhaps, maybe with a pliant consenting youth, emerging shaft with hand and orifice when with multiple snakes, worms」clearly describes the POSSIBILITY OF BEING STUNG by an infectious disease when using a community-based sexual services provider. Lower element of「two, multiple orifices loose dripping stinky」denotes concurrent use of orifices on each side.

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 sting

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