tiu4 ban1 zau1條賓舟条宾舟
Jyutpingtiu4 ban1 zau1
Yaletìuh bān jāu
Definition
Penis
colloquialbody
How it's used
This term is a playful or euphemistic way to refer to the male genitalia, often used when speaking to children or in lighthearted contexts to avoid harsher slang. It sounds significantly less vulgar than other common terms like 𨳒 or 鳩. Using it in a serious or professional setting remains highly inappropriate despite its softer tone.
Measure word
tiu4條tìuhExamples
Related words
Common mistake
Do not mistake this for a standard anatomical term, as it is strictly colloquial and carries a childish or humorous connotation. It is not suitable for medical or formal discussions.
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Grammar guides
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