


渊蜎蠖伏 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “refers to magnificently carved and decorated palaces or grand buildings, evoking an image of intricate, coiling forms in their architecture”. Literally, “deeply wriggling and caterpillar-like crouching”.

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Open the tool →渊蜎蠖伏 (yuān yuān huò fú) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “refers to magnificently carved and decorated palaces or grand buildings, evoking an image of intricate, coiling forms in their architecture”.
渊蜎蠖伏 is pronounced yuān yuān huò fú in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 渊蜎蠖伏 means “deeply wriggling and caterpillar-like crouching”. It is used to mean “refers to magnificently carved and decorated palaces or grand buildings, evoking an image of intricate, coiling forms in their architecture”.
刻镂之形。借指华丽的宫殿。