盛る (もる) | Japanese meaning

盛る【もる】

Frequency rank: 6,216. – 6,223.

Alsoもる

Godan verb with 'ru' ending; transitive verb

to serve (in a bowl, on a plate, etc.); to dish out; to dish up; to fill (a bowl) with

This meaning refers to the action of placing food into a dish or bowl, often in preparation for serving or consumption.

After dishing up the food, I will take it to the table.

to pile up; to heap up; to fill up; to stack up

This usage involves accumulating or layering items, usually to create a larger volume or quantity.

I piled too many books in that box, and now the lid won’t close.

to administer (medicine, poison); to dose out; to prescribe

This refers to the action of giving or assigning a specific amount of medicine or a substance, often in a medical context.

The doctor administered medication to the patient.

to put into (e.g. information in a report, meaning in a statement)

This means to insert or include information or context in written or spoken form.

He included important information in the report.

to mark out (e.g. scale); to graduate (e.g. thermometer)

This usage involves creating lines or markers to indicate measurements or levels in various contexts.

It is very important to mark out the measurements on the thermometer.

to exaggerate; to apply heavy makeupslang

This meaning refers to the act of overstating something or using a large amount of makeup for enhancement.

She exaggerated the story too much.

盛る【もる】

Frequency rank: 6,216. – 6,223.

Alsoもる

Godan verb with 'ru' ending; transitive verb

to serve (in a bowl, on a plate, etc.); to dish out; to dish up; to fill (a bowl) with

This meaning refers to the action of placing food into a dish or bowl, often in preparation for serving or consumption.

After dishing up the food, I will take it to the table.

to pile up; to heap up; to fill up; to stack up

This usage involves accumulating or layering items, usually to create a larger volume or quantity.

I piled too many books in that box, and now the lid won’t close.

to administer (medicine, poison); to dose out; to prescribe

This refers to the action of giving or assigning a specific amount of medicine or a substance, often in a medical context.

The doctor administered medication to the patient.

to put into (e.g. information in a report, meaning in a statement)

This means to insert or include information or context in written or spoken form.

He included important information in the report.

to mark out (e.g. scale); to graduate (e.g. thermometer)

This usage involves creating lines or markers to indicate measurements or levels in various contexts.

It is very important to mark out the measurements on the thermometer.

to exaggerate; to apply heavy makeupslang

This meaning refers to the act of overstating something or using a large amount of makeup for enhancement.

She exaggerated the story too much.

盛

N16

意boom; prosper; copulate

訓も.る、さか.る、さか.ん

音セイ、ジョウ

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盛る【もる】

Frequency rank: 6,216. – 6,223.

Alsoもる

Godan verb with 'ru' ending; transitive verb

to serve (in a bowl, on a plate, etc.); to dish out; to dish up; to fill (a bowl) with

This meaning refers to the action of placing food into a dish or bowl, often in preparation for serving or consumption.

After dishing up the food, I will take it to the table.

to pile up; to heap up; to fill up; to stack up

This usage involves accumulating or layering items, usually to create a larger volume or quantity.

I piled too many books in that box, and now the lid won’t close.

to administer (medicine, poison); to dose out; to prescribe

This refers to the action of giving or assigning a specific amount of medicine or a substance, often in a medical context.

The doctor administered medication to the patient.

to put into (e.g. information in a report, meaning in a statement)

This means to insert or include information or context in written or spoken form.

He included important information in the report.

to mark out (e.g. scale); to graduate (e.g. thermometer)

This usage involves creating lines or markers to indicate measurements or levels in various contexts.

It is very important to mark out the measurements on the thermometer.

to exaggerate; to apply heavy makeupslang

This meaning refers to the act of overstating something or using a large amount of makeup for enhancement.

She exaggerated the story too much.

盛る【もる】

Frequency rank: 6,216. – 6,223.

Alsoもる

Godan verb with 'ru' ending; transitive verb

to serve (in a bowl, on a plate, etc.); to dish out; to dish up; to fill (a bowl) with

This meaning refers to the action of placing food into a dish or bowl, often in preparation for serving or consumption.

After dishing up the food, I will take it to the table.

to pile up; to heap up; to fill up; to stack up

This usage involves accumulating or layering items, usually to create a larger volume or quantity.

I piled too many books in that box, and now the lid won’t close.

to administer (medicine, poison); to dose out; to prescribe

This refers to the action of giving or assigning a specific amount of medicine or a substance, often in a medical context.

The doctor administered medication to the patient.

to put into (e.g. information in a report, meaning in a statement)

This means to insert or include information or context in written or spoken form.

He included important information in the report.

to mark out (e.g. scale); to graduate (e.g. thermometer)

This usage involves creating lines or markers to indicate measurements or levels in various contexts.

It is very important to mark out the measurements on the thermometer.

to exaggerate; to apply heavy makeupslang

This meaning refers to the act of overstating something or using a large amount of makeup for enhancement.

She exaggerated the story too much.

盛

N16

意boom; prosper; copulate

訓も.る、さか.る、さか.ん

音セイ、ジョウ

名もり

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