As in post #164506

Is there a tag for genitalia specifically like this?

I think a manjina tag is called for but I dunno if one already exists and I'm just overlooking it or what. (Note: "Cuntboy" does not mean manjina.)

Should one thusly be created? If so, then taking votes here for what exactly it should be.

EDIT: It is clearly common, but not all-encompassed, among scalies/dragon characters. A particularly familiar character would be Darknek0gami's 'sona character.

More examples:
post #164525
post #160658
post #138168

What in the fuck is a manjina?

I believe that's what's known as a "sheath".

ExplosiveBlaziken said:
What in the fuck is a manjina?

Slang term (albeit probably not a common one)for genitals as shown in the above images.

Akz said:
I believe that's what's known as a "sheath".

It seems fairly different from a typical "sheath", I think. And there are scalie characters with what you'd most commonly think of as a sheath (as in, what's typically seen on canine and feline characters), which is indeed different.

Cloaca?

Oh. I'd suggest 'cloaca'. Which is what those seem to be. [Ref: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cloaca ]

Cloaca it is, then!

Retagging the exampled images (if they haven't been already).

Percy101 said:
It seems fairly different from a typical "sheath", I think. And there are scalie characters with what you'd most commonly think of as a sheath (as in, what's typically seen on canine and feline characters), which is indeed different.

I think they're both collectively referred to as a sheath. With reptiles it's internal, while in canines it sticks out.

As to this type specifically, I'm not sure "manjina" is a fitting name, as that would imply a cuntboy (and the sheath doesn't function as a vagina).

EDIT: Of course, cloaca fits! I didn't think of that.

It's not really a cloaca. Cloacas are the holes out of which avians expel all of their waste.

It's a cloaca. Avian cloacas serve as the end of the urinary, intestinal, and reproductive tracts.

Technically, it's a sheath, but if you want to use cloaca, go on ahead.

Wait aren't cloacas supposed to house the anus too?

ippiki_ookami said:
Wait aren't cloacas supposed to house the anus too?

Yep, birds don't have anuses, penises, or vaginas, only the cloaca.

Ultima_Weapon said:
Yep, birds don't have anuses, penises, or vaginas, only the cloaca.

So...how does a slit that just has a dick in it qualify as a cloaca?

ippiki_ookami said:
So...how does a slit that just has a dick in it qualify as a cloaca?

It doesn't. It's a sheath, but people want to tag it differently for some reason. Snakes in real life have them.

Ultima_Weapon said:
It doesn't. It's a sheath, but people want to tag it differently for some reason. Snakes in real life have them.

Sheath -> external
Cloaca -> internal

Wait, I did some searching and found that people do call a snake's opening, whether male or female, a cloaca. Carry on.

Vent. The sheath equivalent for a cloaca is a vent.
The "cloaca" in all non-cloaca scalie pics isn't a true cloaca; it's more of an opening.

How's that sound?

EDIT: A "mangina" is when a male takes his flacid cock and puts it between his legs to make it look like he's got a pussy. The more you know.

Your Friendly Neighborhood Chimera,
AshuraK

Cloaca are simply called vents avionically. Note that while it may not be a true cloaca on the reptilian/draconic images, it still qualifies as a cloaca; Read more about it in reptiles, marsupials, and the rare placental, rather than avians.

123easy said:
Cloaca are simply called vents avionically. Note that while it may not be a true cloaca on the reptilian/draconic images, it still qualifies as a cloaca; Read more about it in reptiles, marsupials, and the rare placental, rather than avians.

"Slit", then?

AshuraK said:
"Slit", then?

No, too generic. Cloaca it is, or should be.

Ultima_Weapon said:
No, too generic. Cloaca it is, or should be.

Perhaps it should be gotten rid of...?

I'll do some research on the terminologies and anatomies, and get back to you.

EDIT: Okay. It didn't take long for me to find the info we've been looking for.
As it turns out, rays and lamprey have a cloaca (for urinary and reproductive purposes) and an anal orifice; both of which are separate (like in males of many species). So, in the pictures on here that feature a male or herm genitalia, that "opening" that the penis comes out of counts as a cloaca, even if the male or herm does not have an anus in said cloaca.
Problem solved. Thank you Wikipedia.

AshuraK said:
Perhaps it should be gotten rid of...?

I'll do some research on the terminologies and anatomies, and get back to you.

EDIT: Okay. It didn't take long for me to find the info we've been looking for.
As it turns out, rays and lamprey have a cloaca (for urinary and reproductive purposes) and an anal orifice; both of which are separate (like in males of many species). So, in the pictures on here that feature a male or herm genitalia, that "opening" that the penis comes out of counts as a cloaca, even if the male or herm does not have an anus in said cloaca.
Problem solved. Thank you Wikipedia.

You rock, thanks for putting in the time and effort to research it, AshuraK.

Not trying to "toot my own horn", but searching for things electronically is one of the few things I'm really good at.
Just glad to help out.

Your Friendly Neighborhood Chimera,
AshuraK