渴骥怒猊 — “Describes vigorous”
渴骥怒猊 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “describes vigorous”. Powerful, and unrestrained brushstrokes in calligraphy or painting, like an enraged lion kicking stones or a thirsty steed galloping towards water. Literally, “thirsty steed, enraged lion”.
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渴骥怒猊 Pronunciation and Pinyin
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这位艺术家的草书笔力雄健，渴骥怒猊，一气呵成，令人赞叹不已。
The artist's cursive script is powerful and unrestrained, like a thirsty steed and an enraged lion, flowing in one continuous sweep, which is truly admirable.
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What does 渴骥怒猊 mean?
渴骥怒猊 (kě jì nù ní) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “describes vigorous”.
How do you pronounce 渴骥怒猊?
渴骥怒猊 is pronounced kě jì nù ní in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 渴骥怒猊 literally mean?
Literally, 渴骥怒猊 means “thirsty steed, enraged lion”. It is used to mean “describes vigorous”.
What is the Chinese definition of 渴骥怒猊?
骥：骏马；猊：狻猊，即狮子。如愤怒的狮子踢开石头，口渴的骏马奔向泉水。形容书法遒劲奔放