







积恶余殃 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “those who commit many evil deeds will eventually suffer misfortune or retribution, often extending to their descendants”. Literally, “Accumulated evil leaves lingering misfortune”.

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Open the tool →积恶余殃 (jī è yú yāng) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “those who commit many evil deeds will eventually suffer misfortune or retribution, often extending to their descendants”.
积恶余殃 is pronounced jī è yú yāng in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 积恶余殃 means “Accumulated evil leaves lingering misfortune”. It is used to mean “those who commit many evil deeds will eventually suffer misfortune or retribution, often extending to their descendants”.
多行不善,则会遭受恶报。劝人不要行恶,以免祸延子孙。