「Threads」「fitting, joining together」may somehow suggest textiles or other materials were used to create a gift or to pay wages, but if so that connection with these elements is not intuitively obvious…perhaps to SUPPLY threads, to PROVIDE for a particular purpose as「matching threads joined and fit together」when additional threads were needed to complete a design to be woven into as long a length as needed (but how can other meanings be explained?). To supply a person's needs by a WAGE or SALARY from employment as a「continuing thread of human connections that is fitting, matching」the services rendered, or suggesting that workers may have been「fittingly」compensated for services by PROVIDING them with a SUPPLY of some of the textiles produced by their labors, paid for services in an amount of the goods produced for the workers to use or sell themselves—although, looms for manufacturing were not invented until the 1800s, thousands of years after this glyph was created.
Nevertheless, as a reference to the world's first and oldest profession,「ejaculation」with「fitting, matching with, befitting」easily suggests both PAYING COMPENSATION to a services provider for work performed commensurate with the effort, skill, and satisfaction supplied, and easily suggests TO DO SOMETHING FITTING FOR SOMEBODY that matched the provider's skills, talents and inclination with the recipient's needs as a GIFT or a BESTOWAL of a favor, or FURNISHING them with something desired or wanting. Seems to equate in some respects to giving FREELY GIVEN OF ONE'S OWN ACCORD before services have been rendered, such as 'tips' to a service worker in order To Insure Proper Service…formerly, a TIP was a gratuity paid prior to the rendering of services. Nevertheless, tipping after receiving services is the general custom today.
「What!? screaming and hollering, smallest, youngest, most tender, the one, professional care needed, never-ending」with「small stream of emissions. Young, a minor. Small, petty, tiny flow. Human mound of mons venus, mons pubis, mons veneris. Deeply felt, deep feeling. Difficult to forget」and「to close by joining together, consent, combine, fit together, match, juxtapose, unite」「person aligned with orifices, in front of person is orifice, person with array of orifices」all integrate to describe a business relationship with a service PROVIDER, SUPPLY and FURNISH, BESTOW then receive WAGES or GIFTS.

External source definitions …excluding politically incorrect concepts and other meanings deemed offensive today; may include extended definitions, euphemisms, and mnemonics)
Chinese: to supply; to provide; to; for; for the benefit of; to give; to allow; to do sth (for sb); (passive particle)
Japanese EDRDG: salary, wage, gift, allow, grant, bestow on
Unihan extended: give; by, for

Used within names (nanori)
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