







书符咒水 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to perform superstitious rituals, typically by Taoist priests, involving writing talismans and chanting incantations over sacred water; refers to a superstitious practice”. Literally, “Write talismans, incantations, water”.

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Open the tool →书符咒水 (shū fú zhòu shuǐ) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to perform superstitious rituals, typically by Taoist priests, involving writing talismans and chanting incantations over sacred water; refers to a superstitious practice”.
书符咒水 is pronounced shū fú zhòu shuǐ in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 书符咒水 means “Write talismans, incantations, water”. It is used to mean “to perform superstitious rituals, typically by Taoist priests, involving writing talismans and chanting incantations over sacred water; refers to a superstitious practice”.
书:书写;符:符篆;水:神水。泛指道士作法的迷信活动