むごん無言mugon
1.

The state of refraining from speaking, characterized by a complete absence of verbal communication or expression.

2.

A specific practice or discipline where individuals remain silent, often for the purpose of mental focus or spiritual alignment.

3.

An implicit expression of disapproval or pressure conveyed through silence rather than spoken words.

4.

The condition of returning home or to one’s country in death, symbolized by the silence associated with being a deceased individual.

Example:

無言が記録されたためしはない。

むごん無言mugonnoぎょうgyou
1.

A form of dedicated practice characterized by silence and the absence of speech, often associated with spiritual discipline.

2.

The act of remaining silent, typically signifying contemplation, introspection, or a state of meditation without verbal expression.

3.

Engaging in practices or rituals that involve no words, emphasizing the importance of non-verbal communication or inner reflection.

むごんでんわ無言電話mugondenwa
1.

A phone call where the caller does not speak, often intended to intimidate or annoy the recipient.

2.

A type of communication characterized by the absence of sound, frequently used as a means of emotional manipulation or harassment.

3.

An unsolicited phone call during which the caller remains silent, typically causing confusion or distress to the person receiving the call.

むごんしょう無言症mugonshou
1.

A condition characterized by the inability or refusal to speak, often resulting in silence as a form of communication or due to psychological factors.

2.

A psychological disorder where an individual consciously or unconsciously refrains from verbal communication, which may occur in certain social situations or environments.

3.

An impairment in verbal expression that can stem from various causes, including trauma, anxiety, or developmental issues, leading to prolonged periods of silence.