永世其芳 — “May its noble reputation and virtues endure through the ages”
永世其芳 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “May its noble reputation and virtues endure through the ages”. To have one's good deeds or fine qualities remembered eternally. Literally, “Its fragrance lasts forever”.
永世其芳 Pronunciation and Pinyin
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More idioms starting with 永
- yǒng永bù不mó磨miè灭never to be obliterated
- yǒng永shì世wú无qióng穷forever and ever
- yǒng永shì世cháng长cún存exist forever
- yǒng永chuán传bù不xiǔ朽Forever spread, never perishing
- yǒng永jié劫chén沉lún沦eternal damnation
- yǒng永jié劫chén沉lún轮doomed to eternal suffering
- yǒng永chuí垂bù不xiǔ朽Live on forever
- yǒng永chuí垂qiān千gǔ古live in eternal memory
- yǒng永chuí垂zhú竹bó帛Immortalized in history
- yǒng永chuí垂qīng青shǐ史Immortalized in history
- yǒng永cún存bù不xiǔ朽endure eternally, never perishing
- yǒng永zhì志bù不wàng忘never forget
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What does 永世其芳 mean?
永世其芳 (yǒng shì qí fāng) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “May its noble reputation and virtues endure through the ages”.
How do you pronounce 永世其芳?
永世其芳 is pronounced yǒng shì qí fāng in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 永世其芳 literally mean?
Literally, 永世其芳 means “its fragrance lasts forever”. It is used to mean “May its noble reputation and virtues endure through the ages”.
What is the Chinese definition of 永世其芳?
永世：永远。这个芳香永远流传。比喻美德长存