Yu Mo is used as a girl’s name, which has a good meaning. Words: Elegant, versatile, blessed with both fortune and wealth, middle-aged, auspicious, and in a good environment. Mo: Unappreciated talents, tiredness in middle age, good luck in old age.
1. Language
Pinyin: yǔ, yù, radical: 蠠, strokes: 9, traditional Chinese: language, five strokes: YGKG.
yǔ: initial consonant: y, final rhyme: u, tone: third tone.
yù: initial consonant: y, final rhyme: u, tone: fourth tone.
Interpretation:
[?yǔ]
1. Words.
2. Talk.
3. Proverb; idiom.
4. An action or method that expresses meaning instead of language.
5. Surname.
[ yù ]
Tell.
Word groups: Chinese, idioms, foreign languages, speechless, mood, language, spoken language, words, riddles, sayings.
2. Ink
Pinyin: mò, radical: soil, strokes: 15, traditional: ink, five strokes: LFOF.
mò: initial consonant: m, final: o, tone: fourth tone.
Interpretation:
1. Supplies for writing and painting are black lumps made of soot or pine smoke, and occasionally other colors made of other materials. It also refers to the juice grinded out with ink and water.
2. Generally refers to a certain pigment used for writing, painting or printing.
3. Refer to the words written and the pictures drawn.
4. A metaphor for knowledge or the ability to read and write.
5. The ink line used by carpenters to draw straight lines also refers to rules and principles.
6. Black or nearly black.
7. Corruption.
8. An ancient punishment, tattooing the face or forehead and dyeing it black as a mark. Also called tattoo.
9. (Mò) refers to the Mohist family.
10. Surname.
11. Refers to Mexico.
Group of words: cuttlefish, ink mark, calligraphy treasure, ink, rope ink, pen ink, ink, Hui ink, dark green, ink punishment.
Extended information:
Ink stroke order
1. Cuttlefish [ mò yú ]
The common name of cuttlefish. ?
2. Ink [ mò jì ]
Traces of ink. Handwritten words or pictures. ?
3. Mo Bao [mò bǎo]
Refers to precious calligraphy and painting, and is also used to refer to other people’s writing or painting with respect. ?
4. Ink [ mò shuǐ ]
Ink. Various colors of water used for pen writing. A metaphor for knowledge or the ability to read and write. ?
5. Shengmo [ shéng mò ]
A woodworking tool for making straight lines, a metaphor for rules or regulations.