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Open the tool →元恶大憝 (yuán è dà duì) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “the chief culprit or principal offender”.
元恶大憝 is pronounced yuán è dà duì in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 元恶大憝 means “prime evil, major villain”. It is used to mean “the chief culprit or principal offender”.
元恶:首恶;憝:奸恶。原指大为人所憎恶。后指元凶魁首。