







百龄眉寿 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “a congratulatory phrase wishing someone a long life, often a hundred years; May you live to a ripe old age”. Literally, “Hundred years and eyebrow longevity”.

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Open the tool →百龄眉寿 (bǎi líng méi shòu) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “a congratulatory phrase wishing someone a long life, often a hundred years; May you live to a ripe old age”.
百龄眉寿 is pronounced bǎi líng méi shòu in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 百龄眉寿 means “Hundred years and eyebrow longevity”. It is used to mean “a congratulatory phrase wishing someone a long life, often a hundred years; May you live to a ripe old age”.
眉寿:长寿。祝人高寿的颂辞。