tatoos

[MarkandDee (imported)]

Is there a tattoo for being castrated/ or being a Eunuch?

[Hopeful1 (imported)]

Maybe a Mars (male) symbol with the backwards prongs on the arrow either severed or removed completely?

[Losethem (imported)]

I've seen one I call "broken male" which is the male symbol, as you'd normally see it, but the arrow portion has a gap between the circle and the tip of the arrow. If I could, I'd post a photo here, but we can't.

--LT

[colin (imported)]

There was a thread similar to this many moons ago. After a lot of discussion there was a design created using (I think) the kanji for eunuch.

[ZeuterMe (imported)]

https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/宦官

https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/騸馬#Japanese

Depending on how flowery you wanted the translation to be, you might compare yourself to a horse thusly.

[anthonyg (imported)]

This is what Losethem meant or means: http://nonbinary.org/wiki/Eunuch

[tehamaddmh (imported)]

I just got tat using Mandarin for 'Palace Eunuch" but it is on my belly just under breastbone centered over a budda: 太监

The artist is doing a design with the symbol that anthonyg just posted - but is reversing to a black square with symbol left white. The design is to be an armband with the design repeated as links

[Hopeful1 (imported)]

https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/宦官

宦官 I like this one.

[tehamaddmh (imported)]

https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/宦官

宦官 I like this one.

I didn't understand the differing connotatons. The translation for the one I used was something like "great grandfather" and "intensely confined" together translated as 'palace eunuch'

What is the meaning if the one you like?

[Hopeful1 (imported)]

What is the meaning if the one you like?

According to Babelfish it simply translates in Japanese as Eunuch.

Copied from Babelfish:

Original

Eunuch

Translation

宦官