


牝咮鸣辰 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “a hen crowing at dawn”. (fig.) a woman usurping authority or power, often implying disruption of proper order or natural hierarchy. Literally, “A hen crowing at dawn”.

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Open the tool →牝咮鸣辰 (pìn zhòu míng chén) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “a hen crowing at dawn”.
牝咮鸣辰 is pronounced pìn zhòu míng chén in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 牝咮鸣辰 means “a hen crowing at dawn”. It is used to mean “a hen crowing at dawn”.
母鸡报晓。旧时比喻妇女窃权乱政。同“牝鸡司晨”。