摹 Stroke Order — How to Write 摹

Stroke Order

摹 is written in 14 strokes, following the standard Chinese stroke order. Start from the radical 手, then complete the remaining strokes.

Stroke order matters in Chinese: it keeps the character balanced, and it is how dictionaries and handwriting input methods expect a character to be written.

摹 Radical and Character Components

Components:莫手

摹 is a phono-semantic compound: 手 (hand) carries the meaning, while 莫 indicates the sound.

Radical: 手 + 11 more strokes

摹 Pronunciation and Pinyin

Meanings of 摹 in Chinese

mó摹

To imitate, to copy, to model after, to trace.

他正在临摹一幅著名的书法作品。

He is currently tracing a famous piece of calligraphy.

Common Words and Phrases with 摹

mó摹běn本

a copy, reproduction, or facsimile of an original (especially of calligraphy or painting)

这幅画是大师原作的摹本，虽然精致，但仍无法完全捕捉原作的神韵。

This painting is a copy of the master's original, and although exquisite, it still cannot fully capture the original's charm.

mó摹fǎng仿

To imitate or mimic.

小孩子总是喜欢摹仿大人的言行。

Children always like to imitate the words and actions of adults.

mó摹huì绘

To portray; to depict; to draw or paint from a model.

他擅长摹绘古代建筑的精美细节。

He is skilled at depicting the intricate details of ancient architecture.

mó摹kè刻

To engrave or carve a reproduction of an inscription or painting.

工匠们在石碑上摹刻古代的图案。

The artisans traced and engraved ancient patterns onto the stone tablet.

mó摹nǐ拟

to simulate; to imitate

科学家们通过精密的模型摹拟了行星的运行轨迹，以预测未来的天文事件。

Scientists simulated the orbital trajectories of planets using precise models to predict future astronomical events.

mó摹xiě写

To copy, trace, or transcribe from an original; to describe or depict in writing.

这部小说生动地摹写了乡村生活的景象，引人入胜。

This novel vividly depicts the scenes of rural life, making it captivating.

mó摹yìn印

To copy and print (e.g., paintings, calligraphy); also refers to a style of characters on ancient imperial seals.

博物馆里展示的古籍很多都是经过精湛技艺摹印而成的，以便让更多人了解历史文化。

Many of the ancient texts displayed in the museum were skillfully reproduced by copying and printing, allowing more people to understand historical and cultural heritage.

mó摹zhuàng状

To trace or depict something exactly as it is or was.