








指腹割衿 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to arrange a marriage contract between unborn children or very young children, often with parents cutting a piece of clothing as a token of agreement; refers to a pre-arranged marriage”. Literally, “Pointing to the belly and cutting the lapel”.

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Open the tool →指腹割衿 (zhǐ fù gē jīn) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to arrange a marriage contract between unborn children or very young children, often with parents cutting a piece of clothing as a token of agreement; refers to a pre-arranged marriage”.
指腹割衿 is pronounced zhǐ fù gē jīn in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 指腹割衿 means “Pointing to the belly and cutting the lapel”. It is used to mean “to arrange a marriage contract between unborn children or very young children, often with parents cutting a piece of clothing as a token of agreement; refers to a pre-arranged marriage”.
指腹:双方父母为腹中的胎儿预订婚姻;割衿:男女幼年由父母代订婚约,怕长大后不相认,将衣襟裁为两幅作为凭证。指婚约