仁言利溥 — “Benevolent words, widely beneficial”
仁言利溥 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “Words spoken by a benevolent or virtuous person are immensely beneficial and have far-reaching positive effects”. Literally, “Benevolent words, widely beneficial”.
仁言利溥 Pronunciation and Pinyin
仁言利溥 Character Breakdown
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- rén仁rén人yì义shì士benevolent and righteous people
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- rén仁tóng同yī一shì视treat all equally with benevolence
- rén仁xīn心rén仁shù术benevolent mind and superb medical skills
- rén仁xīn心rén仁wén闻benevolent heart and reputation
- rén仁róu柔guǎ寡duàn断indecisive due to being too soft-hearted
- rén仁mín民ài爱wù物universal benevolence and compassion
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What does 仁言利溥 mean?
仁言利溥 (rén yán lì pǔ) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “Words spoken by a benevolent or virtuous person are immensely beneficial and have far-reaching positive effects”.
How do you pronounce 仁言利溥?
仁言利溥 is pronounced rén yán lì pǔ in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 仁言利溥 literally mean?
Literally, 仁言利溥 means “Benevolent words, widely beneficial”. It is used to mean “Words spoken by a benevolent or virtuous person are immensely beneficial and have far-reaching positive effects”.
What is the Chinese definition of 仁言利溥?
指有德行的人说的话益处很大。