Mo Mengqi?
Mo Chengying
Mo Xiuxuan
Mo Guxuan
Mo Jin Yu
Mo Huanxuan
Mo Youyi
Mo Rongci
Mo Youxin
Mo Yun Hong
Mo Yu Xin
Mo black; Chinese ink; ink; learning
Mo mò was originally a religious noun, and was later mostly used in names. It refers to Buddha nature in religion. Like a piece of land. The land can make the seeds of all plants and trees take root and germinate, and the Buddha nature[2] can also make the good roots and merits of all sentient beings grow and grow. This name is used in many practices of Eastern Buddhism. It belongs to the secret method among the secret methods. Adding the three seals of "Wen Bamboo, Bi Xi, Watanabe Sunflower Crab" with a string can help you get rid of difficulties and seek wealth. Chapter 300 Zhang of the Yuanjuan of the Wudeng Hui (Swastika Sutra 138·44): "The spiritual light shines alone, far away from the roots and dust, and the body reveals the true and ordinary, regardless of words." The nature of the mind is untainted, and it is inherently true, but if it is free from delusions, it is like a Buddha
(1) Understand the meaning and form the sound. From earth, from black, black also sounds. Original meaning: black pigment used in calligraphy and painting, made from raw materials such as pine smoke.
(2) Same as the original meaning [Chinese ink, sumi]
Ink, calligraphy and ink. ——"Shuowen"
Lick the pen and ink. ——"Zhuangzi·Tian Zifang"
Shi Zhanmo. ——"Zhou Li·Zhanren"
To Qi Mo. ——"Zhou Rites·divination master". Note: "If you burn it well, you will know its omen."
(3) Another example: Mowan (a kind of ancient ink); Moben (rubbing of stele and calligraphy); Mo Gong (craftsman who makes ink) ); Mozhuang (face makeup with ink); Molu (ink line)
(4) Refers to poetry or calligraphy and painting [handwriting or painting]
The poet descends to the table and pays his respects again Jishou. ——Yang Xiong's "Changyang Fu"
(5) Another example: Mo Junzhu (bamboo painted in ink); Wenmo; Remaining ink; Mobing (referring to history books; referring to calligraphy, painting, poetry); Mo Miao (Exquisite articles, calligraphy and paintings); Mo Tie (Dharma Tie. Refers to rubbings or printed copies of famous Dharma calligraphy)
(6) Shengmo. The ink line used by carpenters to correct the straightness [thread used by carpenters for marking]
The ink line is ordinary. ――"Guoyu·Zhouyu"