How to write 募

募 [mù] 1. To recruit broadly; to solicit extensively. Examples: 招募 (to recruit), 募集 (to collect), 募捐 (to solicit donations), 募款 (to raise funds), 募兵 (to recruit soldiers), 征募 (to conscript). 募 [mù] (verb) - Original meaning: To recruit; to summon. - Character formation: Phono-semantic composition, combining the meaning of力 (strength) with the phonetic element莫. 引 1. "说文": 募，广求也。("Shuo Wen": To recruit is to solicit widely.) 2. 《荀子·议兵》: 招延募选。 ("Xunzi: On Military Affairs": To invite and select recruits.) 3. 《荀子·王制》: 谨募选阅材货之上。Note: "招也。" ("Xunzi: On the King's System": Carefully recruit and select materials and goods. Note: "To summon.") 4. 《吴子》: 安集吏民，顺俗而教，简募良材，以备不虞。 ("Wu Zi": To stabilize officials and common people, adapt to customs and teach, to simply recruit good materials for unforeseen needs.) Examples: 募选 (select suitable candidates from applicants); 募缘 (to fundraise); 募召 (to recruit); 募民 (to enlist the public); 募格 (reward for recruiting soldiers to fight). 募 [mù] (noun) 1. A borrowing for "膜" (membrane). 引 1. 《灵枢·百病始生》: 募原之间，留著于脉。 ("Ling Shu: On the Origin of Diseases": The membrane is retained in the veins.) 2. 《素问·奇病论》: 治之以胆募俞。Note: "胸腹曰募。" ("Suwen: On Strange Diseases": Treat it with the gallbladder's membrane. Note: "The chest and abdomen is termed 'membrane'"). Examples: 募俞 (refers to the membrane points in the chest and abdomen, as well as on the back, where the energies of the organs gather); 募原 (in traditional Chinese medicine, refers to the areas of the fat membrane outside the intestines and stomach).