Description:

The term 'uéru' is a childish way to talk about urination - it means something along the lines of 'for the purpose of making water'. This language is used mainly with small children and sounds very strange in any other context.

Noun:

As a noun, uéru can be used to talk about a boy's penis or a girl's urethral opening. You could use gender modifiers if you needed to, but in practice the word is usually used gender-neutrally. It also can mean urine itself.

Verb:

As a verb, uéru is an intransitive pali verb with an absolutive subject which is the one urinating.