Systems, methods, and devices relating to urinal, in some examples having a movable portion able to pivot from a generally closed to a generally open position. The urinal may have a drain line engaged with a proximal end of the funnel for conveying urine and rinse water into a sewer line or a toilet bowl and a rinse line coupled with a water supply for rinsing urine therein. The urinal may be movable with the assistance of one or more sensors that may automatically signal other electrical or mechanical components to move one or more portions of the urinal, and may be include elements that seal portions of the urinal when not in use or during cleaning to reduce gas or liquid escaping from the urinal system.

A urinal for both sexes includes a first vessel for receiving urine and a second vessel. The first vessel includes a first end fixed to a fixed object and hanging in air. The first vessel further includes a second end distant to the first end. The second vessel extends from the second end of the first vessel and has an upwardly facing opening. The second vessel intercommunicates with an interior of the first vessel. The second vessel is an extension having an elongated shape for aligning with a female urethral orifice. Since the second vessel is elongated, a male or female user intending to urinate can stand or semi-squat with both of the legs on opposite sides of the second vessel, providing wider application in use.

Systems, methods, and devices relating to urinal, in some examples having a movable portion able to pivot from a generally closed to a generally open position. The urinal may have a drain line engaged with a proximal end of the funnel for conveying urine and rinse water into a sewer line or a toilet bowl and a rinse line coupled with a water supply for rinsing urine therein. The urinal may be movable with the assistance of one or more sensors that may automatically signal other electrical or mechanical components to move one or more portions of the urinal, and may be include elements that seal portions of the urinal when not in use or during cleaning to reduce gas or liquid escaping from the urinal system.

The handheld and finger operated flushing urinal device of the present invention comprises a sleeved receptacle having a back-flow preventing draining mechanism built into the bottom to improve sanitary use even when dropped or placed on the floor, and a method of adding the device to an existing toilet. Further features of the device of the invention include a hanger bracket, a fitted lid for closing said top of said liquid stream receptacle body, a lighted or glow-in-the-dark plastic rim connectively attached around said top of said liquid stream receptacle for use as a visual aiming aid for a user in a darkened room, a female adapter connectively attached around said top of said liquid stream receptacle body, and a disposable insert adapted for lining said interior.