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Open the tool →怒猊抉石,渴骥奔泉 (nù ní jué shí , kě jì bēn quán) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “describes powerful”.
怒猊抉石,渴骥奔泉 is pronounced nù ní jué shí , kě jì bēn quán in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 怒猊抉石,渴骥奔泉 means “Furious lion kicks stones, thirsty steed rushes to a spring”. It is used to mean “describes powerful”.
猊:狻猊,即狮子;抉:踢开;骥:骏马。如愤怒的狮子踢开石头,口渴的骏马奔向泉水。形容书法遒劲奔放