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Meanings of mokugyo in English
Wooden percussion instrument used in Buddhist rituals in East Asia.
Synonyms
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
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.
Usage of mokugyo in English
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.
Translations for mokugyo
Spanish
Catalan
Mokugyo through the time