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Japanese for 'slut'. Most likely derived from yaru, to give, and manko, the vagina.Very loosely translated, it's a 'generous pussy.'
Kitane yariman, korosuzo!
You dirty whore, I'll kill you!
yariman by The Second August 16, 2004
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A very happy, beautiful and positive person, also known as "Papoy".
Yarima is the type of personality everyone loves.
yarima by miracles_ May 3, 2015
Yarimar is a beautiful girl! She is one of a kind, and all the boys chase her. She is very shy but once you get to know her she is wild! This girl gives the best advice and is always there for you no matter what.
Yarimar is a beautiful girl!
yarimar by thequeen1999 December 26, 2016
Crude way of saying "slut" in Japanese. Only used to describe girls.

"yari" comes from the verb "yaru" when is used to mean "play" and "man" is short for manko which is a derogatory way to say "pussy" in Japanese.

Basically it means a girl has or is a "playing around pussy"

There are not many BAD bad words in Japanese but this one will make even the most liberal Japanese cringe.
"kanojo ha chou yariman dayo" - She's a total slut.
yariman by PP Tokyo July 15, 2009
Kanakowa hontoni yariman desune.
Hai, So desuyo.
yariman by sascha spiegel (Ganshaman) February 11, 2004

Yariman ヤリマン

Japanese for 'slut'. Most likely derived from yaru, to give, and manko, the vagina.Very loosely translated, it's a 'generous pussy.' An example of Yariman would be Shiori Ito(伊藤詩織) .
"Oh Shiori Ito, you are such a Yariman ヤリマン! "
"Just because you fail as a hostess doesn't mean you fail as a Yarimanヤリマン! "
Yariman ヤリマン by Shiori Ito February 24, 2021
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