Is it true that the word "Omar" means "baby toilet" in Japanese?


I know it sounds funny, but my name is Omar, and one of my friends said that
my name means "toilet for babies" in Japanese. I wanted to check if this is
correct, because Google Translate did not help me.

I would appreciate if you would also give me some information about the word:
explain weather or not it is a common word, formal or informal, etc.




Firstly, your name cannot be pronounced in Japanese. It would be approxiamated
as "omaru". The -r- here will be very different than what you are likely used
too, though.

As for the word omaru, yes, it does indeed mean a portable toilet used for
babies (and sickly people). If you read Japanese, you can read the definition
[here](http://dictionary.goo.ne.jp/leaf/jn2/33018/m0u/%E3%81%8A%E3%81%BE%E3%82%8B/).

As explained in the definition, the verb mar-u meanings to excrete feces or
urine.

