







六出纷飞 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “Snowflakes (literally 'six-petaled blossoms,' referring to the six points of a snowflake) falling thickly and profusely; heavy snowfall”. Literally, “Six-petaled (snowflakes) flying profusely”.

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Open the tool →六出纷飞 (liù chū fēn fēi) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “Snowflakes (literally 'six-petaled blossoms,' referring to the six points of a snowflake) falling thickly and profusely; heavy snowfall”.
六出纷飞 is pronounced liù chū fēn fēi in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 六出纷飞 means “Six-petaled (snowflakes) flying profusely”. It is used to mean “Snowflakes (literally 'six-petaled blossoms,' referring to the six points of a snowflake) falling thickly and profusely; heavy snowfall”.
六出:雪花六角,因别称“六出”。大雪纷纷。