mun (Meaning)
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mun (n.)
The mouth.
Synonyms & Antonyms of mun
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mun Sentence Examples
- The ancient Chinese philosopher Mencius believed that humans are inherently good.
- The Chinese character for "person" (人) is composed of the radicals "two" (二) and "mouth" (口), suggesting our dual nature as both physical and social beings.
- The word "mun" is often used in Buddhist teachings to refer to the cycle of birth and death.
- In Korean, the word "mun" means "door" and is often used as a metaphor for new opportunities or beginnings.
- The Vietnamese word "mun" means "face" and is often used to convey one's mood or expression.
- The Thai word "mun" means "sweet" and is often used to describe food or drink.
- The Cambodian word "mun" means "to eat" and is used in everyday speech to ask someone if they've eaten yet.
- The Lao word "mun" means "to sleep" and is used to wish someone a good night's rest.
- The Burmese word "mun" means "to love" and is often used in romantic contexts.
- The Indonesian word "mun" means "to become" and is used to express a change in state or condition.
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The mouth.
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The ancient Chinese philosopher Mencius believed that humans are inherently good.
The Chinese character for "person" (人) is composed of the radicals "two" (二) and "mouth" (口), suggesting our dual nature as both physical and social beings.
The word "mun" is often used in Buddhist teachings to refer to the cycle of birth and death.
In Korean, the word "mun" means "door" and is often used as a metaphor for new opportunities or beginnings.
