"membrum puerile" meaning in Translingual

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  "etymology_text": "Latin membrum (“limb, member; penis”) puerīle (“boyish”), after membrum virīle.",
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          "ref": "1975, Mario Szichman, Miguel Otero Silva (in Spanish), page 97:",
          "text": "La historia se reduce al largo de la nariz de Cleopatra, al membrum puerile de Perón, o al afán de rápido enriquecimiento de los militares venezolanos.",
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          "text": "The register of cock words is more impressive: euphemisms are manslem, swantz and tyg, popular/vulgar is snorr, all of them already in the original version. Additions are the vulgar ball, kuk and pill (“penis, membrum puerile”).",
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          "ref": "2007, Rainer Hoffmann, Im Himmel wie auf Erden: Die Putten von Venedig (in German), page 87:",
          "text": "Auf einem Akanthusblätter-Sockel stehend, die Beine leicht gespreizt und den Unterleib mit angedeuteter graziöser Drehung ein wenig nach vorn gewölbt, präsentiert er sich in seiner paradiesischen Nacktheit samt membrum puerile in leibhaftigster Unschuld.",
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  "word": "membrum puerile"
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          "text": "The register of cock words is more impressive: euphemisms are manslem, swantz and tyg, popular/vulgar is snorr, all of them already in the original version. Additions are the vulgar ball, kuk and pill (“penis, membrum puerile”).",
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