募 Stroke Order

募 [mù] Verb 1. To solicit broadly. - 招募 (to recruit) - 征募 (to enlist) - 募捐 (to collect donations) - 募款 (to raise funds) - 募兵 (to recruit soldiers) 【Original Meaning】: To recruit; to summon. 【Character Formation】: Phonetic-ideographic; composed of the radical 力 (strength) and the phonetic component 莫 (mò). 引 1. From "Shuo Wen": 募, to broadly solicit. 2. From "Xunzi, Discussion on Soldiers": 招延募选 (to recruit and select). 3. From "Xunzi, Principles of Kingship": 谨募选阅材货之上. Note: “招也” (to engage in recruitment). 4. From "Wuzi": 安集吏民，顺俗而教，简募良材，以备不虞 (to gather the officials and common people, to educate according to customs, and to simplify the recruitment of good materials for unforeseen needs). Examples: - 募选 (to choose suitable candidates from those who responded to the recruitment). - 募缘 (to collect for almsgiving). - 募召 (to recruit). - 募民 (to enlist the public). - 募格 (the reward for recruiting soldiers and defeating the enemy). 募 [mù] Noun 1. A borrowed form referring to "膜" (membrane). 引 1. From "Ling Shu, Beginning of All Diseases": 募原之间，留著于脉 (between the membranes, retained in the pulse). 2. From "Su Wen, Discussion of Strange Illnesses": 治之以胆募俞 (to treat with the gallbladder's membrane). Note: "胸腹曰募" (the chest and abdomen are called 募). Examples: - 募俞 (refers to the acupuncture points in the chest and abdomen, as well as points along the spine where energy gathers). - 募原 (a TCM term referring to areas outside the intestines and stomach, covered by membranes).