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1. 推拿 (tuī ná): to push and grasp; a type of massage technique that involves pushing and grasping the muscles and joints
2. 按揉 (àn róu): to press and knead; to massage by pressing and kneading the muscles
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按摩 (àn mó) is usually used in everyday conversation to refer to the act of massaging someone or something. It is often used in the context of physical therapy, such as when someone is talking about going to a massage therapist or getting a massage. It can also be used to refer to self-massage, such as when someone is talking about giving themselves a massage. It can also be used to refer to the practice of massage in general, such as when someone is talking about the benefits of massage.
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