It is used in some environment as "whore", in an offensive way; and it is almost a cultism since it was an epithet of the Egyptian queen Cleopatra VII Thea Philopator, who according to the chronicles was an excellent felatriz and her people called her "the mouth of the ten thousand [men]". Its etymology is Greek for 956; 965; 961; 953; 945; 962; (Myrias "Myriad, ten thousand, countless") 967; 945; 953; 957; 945; ( chaina "open mouth" ) .
The Greeks called Cleopatra this way because of her fellator love art. They say that it meant "mouth of ten thousand men", "open mouth". And it is true that the Greek verb chaino means to open the mouth. Among some ancient priestesses, fellatio was common, to which they gave a sacred meaning. It is also true that Cleopatra was not a priestess but an expert felatrix.
