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Gushing vs Guqin - What's the difference?

gushing | guqin |

As nouns the difference between gushing and guqin

is that gushing is the act or motion of something that gushes while guqin is (musical instruments) a plucked, seven-string chinese musical instrument of the zither family, favoured by scholars and the literati in ancient times.

As an adjective gushing

is flowing forth suddenly or violently.

As a verb gushing

is .

gushing

English

Adjective

(en adjective)
  • Flowing forth suddenly or violently.
  • Inclined to gush; effusive.
    • a gushing tourist

    Derived terms

    * gushingly * gushingness

    Verb

    (head)

    • Noun

    (en noun)
  • The act or motion of something that gushes.
  • * 1866 , George Wyard
    • Oh, then what gushings forth of living water are seen to flow out from the smitten Rock!

    guqin

    English

    Alternative forms

    * (NB: these variants may be incorrect, but nevertheless may be encountered ) ** gu-qin, gu qin, gu qing, GuQin

    Noun

    (en-noun)
  • (musical instruments) A plucked, seven-string Chinese musical instrument of the zither family, favoured by scholars and the literati in ancient times.
  • * 1982 : The Times , 25 May 1982, p.10 col. C
    • Among those who will be making the Otter valley resound to the strains of the guzheng'' and ''erhu'' is Wu Wenguang, who plays a piece of music 1,800 years old on the ''guqin , an instrument known to have existed 3,000 years ago.
  • (place ) Guqin Tai ????? (Guqin Terrace or Heptachord Terrace, etc), the name of a place in Wuhan, China.
  • :* 2005 , Travel China Guide ( travelchinaquide.com, 09 September 2006)

    • Usage notes

    * In the past, the guqin'' was referred to only as the ''qin'', but it has the prefix ''gu-'' to distinguish it from other instruments which are also called ''qin''. It can be referred to as ''qin'' after ''guqin is used in the first instance. * The organology of the qin fits that of a zither, but in the past, it has been incorrectly referred to as a lute or harp. * It is sometimes confused with the guzheng () which is a different stringed instrument.

    Synonyms

    * (qin) * (qin) * (qin) * (qixianqin) * seven-stringed zither

    Derived terms

    * guqin gathering * guqin player * guqin music * guqin notation * guqin society * guqin yaji

    See also

    * for more readings in CJK * zither * heptachord (commons)

    References

    * Zhang, Huaying (2005). Guqin ????. Guizhou: Zhejiang People's Publishing. ISBN 7-213-02955-X * The North American Guqin Association (http://www.guqin.org) English words containing Q not followed by U