摸 mō

gently touch with hand; caress

HSK 5 #1367

DEFINITIONS

摸 mō
  • to feel with the hand
  • to touch
  • to stroke
  • to grope
  • to steal
  • to abstract
摸 mó
  • variant of 摹[mo2]

STROKES

WORDS

摸起来 mō qǐ lái feels like when touched
一摸 yī mō a touch; a single act of feeling or touching something
摸过 mō guò have been touched; refers to the action of having been touched or felt by someone in the past
不可捉摸 bù kě zhuō mó elusive; hard to grasp
地摸 dì mō to touch gently
摸清楚 mō qīng chu To figure out; to understand thoroughly after a period of interaction or observation.
摸摸 mō mo a comforting pat; to pat or touch gently
手摸 shǒu mō to touch with hands; to feel with hands
耶尔摸 yē ěr mō Yer Mo; a name or noun representing a character or object in a particular context
摸出 mō chū to feel out; to take out by feeling with the hand
摸头 mō tóu patting on the head
捉摸不透 zhuō mō bù tòu hard to figure out; unpredictable
摸不清 mō bù qīng unable to make sense of; unclear or ambiguous
摸下去 mō xià qù feel down; keep feeling or touching
正摸 zhèng mō to touch gently or feel; to stroke
乱摸 luàn mō to touch or grope randomly; refers to touching things in a disorganized or careless manner, often implying violations of personal space or boundaries
捉摸不定 zhuō mō bù dìng unpredictable; hard to figure out or grasp
丈二和尚摸不着头脑 zhàng èr hé shàng mō bù zháo tóu nǎo to be baffled; unable to make head or tail of something
变大摸 biàn dà mō grow and touch; refers to a transformation where the character becomes bigger and gains the ability to touch or feel things
丈二和尚摸不着头脑 zhàng èr hé shang mō bù zháo tóu nǎo a situation where someone is lost or confused, unable to figure something out
摸摸底 mō mō dǐ to try to find out the truth about something; to probe into the real situation
别摸 bié mō don't touch; used to instruct someone to refrain from touching something
出摸 chū mō mistyped in the sentence, should likely be '触摸' which means to touch or feel; refers to the act of feeling or examining something by hand.
地摸过 de mō guò have been touched in a manner of; the adverbial use of '地' indicates the manner in which the touching occurred, suggesting it was done invasively or possessively
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