What does mu mean?

1, shampoo, also generally refers to washing: ~ bath. Brush the wind ~ comb the rain.

2, borrowing bitter: ~ yeah.

3. Last name.

2. Words: Mu Mu, Mu Xi, Mu Ze, Jim, Tao Mu, etc.

Third, strokes: point, point, lift, horizontal, vertical, left and right.

Fourth, the classical Chinese version of "Shuo Wen Jie Zi": wood, Zhuo Fa also. From Shui Mu.

Five, the vernacular version of "Shuo Wen Jie Zi": Mu, wash your hair. The glyph takes "water" as the side and "wood" as the sound side. ?

Extended data

words explanation

1, comb bath: wash and dress

The third and fourth chapters of A Dream of Red Mansions: "xiren is really grateful to Chai for coming back. When I came in, I saw that Jade seemed to be sleeping silently, so I left the room to comb my hair. "

2. Moon: Grateful

Ou Yangyuqian's "Peach Blossom Fan" Act III: "My humble opinion, please go back to the house from another path over there, so that they can come here with an empty air."

3, bathing: metaphor moisturizing; have a bath

Ba Jin's "Home" 35: "People bathe the remains of the elderly and put on mourning clothes, so they hold small funerals and let the deceased lie comfortably in the coffin."

4, give a bath: give a holiday. ?

Daokun Wang's "Far Mountain Drama" in the Ming Dynasty: "Give a bath a good time."

Vernacular translation: Now is the holiday time.

5, bathing: metaphor infiltration.

Guo Moruo left Ji Tao in front of Shanghai: "We marched under peach blossoms and bathed in the sunshine of love."