鹤骨霜髯 — “Describes a very old person with a gaunt appearance and white beard”
鹤骨霜髯 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “describes a very old person with a gaunt appearance and white beard”. Often implying an advanced age or venerable quality. Literally, “Crane bones, frosted beard”.
鹤骨霜髯 Pronunciation and Pinyin
鹤骨霜髯 Character Breakdown
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What does 鹤骨霜髯 mean?
鹤骨霜髯 (hè gǔ shuāng rán) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “describes a very old person with a gaunt appearance and white beard”.
How do you pronounce 鹤骨霜髯?
鹤骨霜髯 is pronounced hè gǔ shuāng rán in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 鹤骨霜髯 literally mean?
Literally, 鹤骨霜髯 means “Crane bones, frosted beard”. It is used to mean “describes a very old person with a gaunt appearance and white beard”.
What is the Chinese definition of 鹤骨霜髯?
瘦骨白须。形容年老。