Mogu, Mō gǔ, Mo gu, Mó gū: 7 definitions
Introduction:
Mogu means something in the history of ancient India. If you want to know the exact meaning, history, etymology or English translation of this term then check out the descriptions on this page. Add your comment or reference to a book if you want to contribute to this summary article.
India history and geography
Mogu refers to “A bean variety”.—It is included in the glossary section of the study on the Sonowal and Thengal Kacharis tribes of Assam (India) who possess a rich cultural heritage, folk customs, local traditions and oral histories
The history of India traces the identification of countries, villages, towns and other regions of India, as well as mythology, zoology, royal dynasties, rulers, tribes, local festivities and traditions and regional languages. Ancient India enjoyed religious freedom and encourages the path of Dharma, a concept common to Buddhism, Hinduism, and Jainism.
Languages of India and abroad
Chinese-English dictionary
[The following represents an unverified English translation. For all purposes consult the original Chinese text.]
摸骨 [mō gǔ] [mo gu]—
A type of physiognomy (相術 [xiang shu]) that predicts one's fate (命運 [ming yun]) by touching a person's bones (骨骼 [gu ge]). This is also known as "bone touching". For example: "When he encountered misfortune, he went to someone for bone-touching fortune-telling (算命 [suan ming])." Song (宋 [song]) Dynasty. Li Liuqian (李流謙 [li liu qian])'s poem "To the Listening to Sound Officer Sorcerer" (贈聽聲丄官術士 [zeng ting sheng shang guan shu shi]) says: "Bone touching and listening to sound (聽聲 [ting sheng]), within these, there are even more extraordinary (奇特 [qi te]) things." Qing (清 [qing]) Dynasty. Xu Ke (徐珂 [xu ke])'s "Qing Bai Lei Chao" (清稗類鈔 [qing bai lei chao]), "Category of Techniques" (方技類 [fang ji lei]), "Feeling Bones, Listening to Sounds, Touching Tablets" (揣骨聽聲摸笏 [chuai gu ting sheng mo hu]): "During the Tang (唐 [tang]) Dynasty, there was a blind man named Long Fu (龍復 [long fu]) who used feeling bones (揣骨 [chuai gu]), listening to sounds (聽聲 [ting sheng]), and touching tablets (摸笏 [mo hu]) to judge people's fortunes (判人休咎 [pan ren xiu jiu]) and determine their destinies (定人祿命 [ding ren lu ming]). After a long time, the method of touching tablets (摸笏 [mo hu]) was lost (失傳 [shi chuan]), and the blind man could only perform bone touching and listening to sounds (聽聲 [ting sheng])."
摸骨：一種以摸人的骨骼來推測命運的相術。如：「他在際遇不順時，曾去找人摸骨算命。」宋．李流謙〈贈聽聲丄官術士〉詩：「摸骨與聽聲，箇中更奇特。」清．徐珂《清稗類鈔．方技類．揣骨聽聲摸笏》：「唐時有瞽者龍復，以揣骨、聽聲、摸笏，判人休咎，定人祿命。久之而摸笏之法失傳，瞽者僅能以摸骨、聽聲為事矣。」
mō gǔ: yī zhǒng yǐ mō rén de gǔ gé lái tuī cè mìng yùn de xiāng shù. rú: “tā zài jì yù bù shùn shí, céng qù zhǎo rén mō gǔ suàn mìng.” sòng． lǐ liú qiān 〈zèng tīng shēng shàng guān shù shì〉 shī: “mō gǔ yǔ tīng shēng, gè zhōng gèng qí tè.” qīng． xú kē < qīng bài lèi chāo． fāng jì lèi． chuāi gǔ tīng shēng mō hù>: “táng shí yǒu gǔ zhě lóng fù, yǐ chuāi gǔ,, tīng shēng,, mō hù, pàn rén xiū jiù, dìng rén lù mìng. jiǔ zhī ér mō hù zhī fǎ shī chuán, gǔ zhě jǐn néng yǐ mō gǔ,, tīng shēng wèi shì yǐ.”
mo gu: yi zhong yi mo ren de gu ge lai tui ce ming yun de xiang shu. ru: "ta zai ji yu bu shun shi, ceng qu zhao ren mo gu suan ming." song. li liu qian
[The following represents an unverified English translation. For all purposes consult the original Chinese text.]
摩姑 [mó gū] [mo gu]—
1.Figuratively describes deliberately pestering endlessly (纠缠不清 [jiu chan bu qing]) or procrastinating/delaying time (拖延时间 [tuo yan shi jian]). For example: "He kept (mógū) endlessly about this matter." Also written as 蘑菇 [mo gu] (mógū).
2.An alternative name for 蘑菇 [mo gu] (mógū). See the entry for 蘑菇 [mo gu] (mógū).
摩姑：1.比喻故意糾纏不清或拖延時間。如：「他為了這件事，摩姑個沒完。」也作「蘑菇」。
2.蘑菇的別名。參見「蘑菇」條。
mó gū:1. bǐ yù gù yì jiū chán bù qīng huò tuō yán shí jiān. rú: “tā wèi le zhè jiàn shì, mó gū gè méi wán.” yě zuò “mó gū” .
2. mó gū de bié míng. cān jiàn “mó gū” tiáo.
mo gu:1. bi yu gu yi jiu chan bu qing huo tuo yan shi jian. ru: "ta wei le zhe jian shi, mo gu ge mei wan." ye zuo "mo gu" .
2. mo gu de bie ming. can jian "mo gu" tiao.
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蘑菇 [mó gū] [mo gu]—
1. A plant name. Family 香蕈科 [xiang xun ke] (xiāngxùn kē), genus 香蕈屬 [xiang xun shu] (xiāngxùn shǔ). A fungus that mostly grows on dead tree trunks, with a small stalk and a large cap, thick in texture, delicious in taste, and edible; various types exist. Also known as 「摩姑 [mo gu] (mógū)」, 「磨菇 [mo gu] (mógū)」, and 「蘑菰 [mo gu] (mógū)」.
2. A metaphor for deliberately getting entangled or procrastinating. For example: "別 [bie](Bié mógū), I'm very busy." (Meaning: Don't dawdle/procrastinate, I'm very busy.) Also written as 「摩姑 [mo gu] (mógū)」 and 「磨咕 [mo gu] (mógū)」.
蘑菇：1.植物名。香蕈科香蕈屬。多生於枯樹幹上之真菌，蓋小柄大，質厚，味鮮美，可作食品，品目不一。也稱為「摩姑」、「磨菇」、「蘑菰」。
2.比喻故意糾纏不清或拖延時間。如：「別蘑菇，我忙得很。」也作「摩姑」、「磨咕」。
mó gū:1. zhí wù míng. xiāng xùn kē xiāng xùn shǔ. duō shēng yú kū shù gàn shàng zhī zhēn jūn, gài xiǎo bǐng dà, zhì hòu, wèi xiān měi, kě zuò shí pǐn, pǐn mù bù yī. yě chēng wèi “mó gū” ,, “mó gū” ,, “mó gū” .
2. bǐ yù gù yì jiū chán bù qīng huò tuō yán shí jiān. rú: “bié mó gū, wǒ máng dé hěn.” yě zuò “mó gū” ,, “mó gū” .
mo gu:1. zhi wu ming. xiang xun ke xiang xun shu. duo sheng yu ku shu gan shang zhi zhen jun, gai xiao bing da, zhi hou, wei xian mei, ke zuo shi pin, pin mu bu yi. ye cheng wei "mo gu" ,, "mo gu" ,, "mo gu" .
2. bi yu gu yi jiu chan bu qing huo tuo yan shi jian. ru: "bie mo gu, wo mang de hen." ye zuo "mo gu" ,, "mo gu" .
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See also (Relevant definitions)
Partial matches: Gu, Mei, Mo, Hei, Fu.
Starts with (+4): Mo gu tang, Mo gu xiang, Mo guai, Mo guan, Mo guan er, Mo guan shu, Mo guan ta jia wa shang shuang, Mo guang, Mo gui, Mo gui dao, Mo gui shen cai, Mo gui yu zhong, Mo gui zhan, Mo gun, Mo guo, Mo guo yu, Mogucu, Moguga, Mogum, Moguma.
Full-text (+28): Pao mo gu, Mo gu tang, Mo gu xiang, Gu mo, Mo jin er, Mokumoku, Mo, Mu niu ren, Mu niu tu, Mu niu xing, Mu qiu, Mu jiu, An mo, Sheng si ye, Bing qing shui leng, Bai er jie mo, Da xiong, Fa mo, Tian zai ai mo, Bu she qu chi.
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