Results, genitals

性器☆【せいきseiki】

noun / ~の noun:

  • genitals

「昨日の今日kinounokyouだdaしshi・・・そのsono・・・性器seikiがga痛かったりitakattariはha？」「まだmada、少しsukoshiヒリヒリHIRIHIRIしますshimasuけどkedo」 "It's right after yesterday so ... that is ... do your genitals hurt or ...?" "It still smarts a little but..."

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あそこasoko☆・あすこasuko・かしこkashiko《彼処・彼所》アソコASOKOあしこashikoobs.・あこakoobs.《彼処・彼所》

pronoun:

  • there (place physically distant from both speaker and listener); over there; that place; yonder; you-know-where ➜ どこ・ここ・そこ

noun:

  • genitals; private parts ［あそこ・あすこ・アソコ］ - colloquialism
  • that far (something psychologically distant from both speaker and listener); that much; that point ➜ あれほど

あそこasokoからkara人影hitokageがga見えたmieta。 A form appeared from over there.

隠し所【かくしどころkakushidokoro】

noun:

  • hiding place
  • genitals
秘部【ひぶhibu】

noun:

  • secret place
  • genitals - vulgar
局所☆【きょくしょkyokusho】

noun:

  • part; section
  • part of the body; affected part (of the body)

~の noun:

  • local (e.g. anesthesia); topical

noun:

  • private parts; genitals
局部☆【きょくぶkyokubu】

noun:

  • part; section
  • affected part (of the body)
  • private parts; genitals

天文学者tenmongakushaがga局部kyokubu超銀河団chougingadanのno存在sonzaiをwo推定suiteiしましたshimashita。 Astronomers inferred the existence of a local supercluster.

２時間jikan毎にgotoni局部kyokubuをwo湿布shippuしshiなさいnasai。 Apply a compress to the affected part every two hours.

局部kyokubuにniかゆみkayumiがgaありますarimasu。 I have an itch in my pubic area.

女陰【じょいんjoin・にょいんnyoin】

noun:

  • female genitals; vulva
内性器【ないせいきnaiseiki】

noun:

  • internal genitals; internal sex organ ➜ 外性器
外性器【がいせいきgaiseiki】

noun:

お医者さんごっこ【おいしゃさんごっこoishasangokko】

noun:

  • playing doctor; children examining each other's genitals (often as a role play)
陰【ほとhoto】

noun:

  • female private parts; female genitals - archaism
電気あんま【でんきあんまdenkianma】

noun:

  • gas pedal; pressing one's foot on the genitals of a supine person while pulling on their feet
帯下【たいげtaige・こしけkoshike】腰気【こしけkoshike】

noun:

  • leukorrhoea; leucorrhoea; leukorrhea; leucorrhea; mucous discharge from female genitals
白帯下【はくたいげhakutaige】

noun:

  • leukorrhoea; leucorrhoea; leukorrhea; leucorrhea; mucous discharge from female genitals - Medicine term ➜ 帯下【たいげ】
メコすじMEKOsuji《メコ筋》メコスジMEKOSUJI

noun:

  • camel toe (i.e. female genitals visible through tight clothing) - slang
ギャランドゥーGYARANDOUU・ギャランドゥGYARANDOU

noun:

  • happy trail (line of hair from the navel to the genitals); pubic hair
ぼぼbobo・ボボBOBO

noun:

  • pussy (i.e. female genitals) - slang
  • sexual intercourse - Kyōto dialect
べべbebe

noun:

  • clothes - children's language - female language
  • female genitals; vagina ➜ へへ
  • calf
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あれare☆・あaobs.《彼》

noun:

  • that (indicating something distant from both speaker and listener (in space, time or psychologically), or something understood without naming it directly) ➜ 何れ・此れ・其れ
  • that person (used to refer to one's equals or inferiors)
  • over there - archaism
  • down there (i.e. one's genitals) ［あれ］ - colloquialism
  • period; menses ［あれ］ - colloquialism

interjection:

  • hey (expression of surprise, suspicion, etc.); huh?; eh?

noun:

  • that (something mentioned before which is distant psychologically or in terms of time)

あれareがgaこのkono町machiのno大通りoodooriだda。 That is the main street of this city.

あれareならnara絶対zettai大丈夫daijoubu！ Yeah, she must be the sure thing!

あれare？何naniだろdaro？パフォーマンスPAFUOOMANSUでもdemoやってるyatteruのnoかka？ Hello, what's that? Somebody doing street theatre or something?

へへhehe

interjection:

  • heh-heh; hee-hee; ha ha

noun:

  • female genitals; vagina; vulva - archaism

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