Wooden percussion instrument used in Buddhist rituals in East Asia.
Sinònims
Examples for "muyu"
Examples for "muyu"
1
The Muyu Middle School relatives were unsatisfied with an official's denial of both points and pledge of a further answer within two days.
2
Pu intends to drive this road many times, since his plan is to adopt the town of Muyu, where about 500 schoolchildren died.
1
The mokugyo ceases its dull echoing, the impressive chant ends, and the leading officiants, one by one, high priests of famed temples, approach the ihai.
1
She held up a wooden fish on a string.
2
There's a wooden fish over the door.
3
I have not time to explain why just now, but the power lies in the little wooden fish.
4
The monastery bell is sounded and the wooden fish is beaten, while drums and cymbals add their effect.
5
She rubbed the wooden fish and hummed "Amazing Grace" and tried not to think at all.
6
She turned to a wooden fish and a bronze bowl resting on two cushions identically embroidered with red, gold, and blue lotuses.
7
From the head, which resembled that of an alligator, hung various cords, to which were attached small brass bells and a wooden fish.
8
At the right-hand corner of the stage, a small orchestra gathered, its musicians carrying drums, gongs, clappers, cymbals, two-stringed fiddles, flutes, and a wooden fish.
9
They have wooden fish Gigs, with 2, 3, or 4 prongs, each very ingeniously made, with which they strike fish.