


剑头一吷 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “refers to extremely trivial or insignificant remarks, opinions, or matters; something of no consequence”. Literally, “A tiny sound from the sword tip”.

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Open the tool →剑头一吷 (jiàn tóu yī xuè) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “refers to extremely trivial or insignificant remarks, opinions, or matters; something of no consequence”.
剑头一吷 is pronounced jiàn tóu yī xuè in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 剑头一吷 means “a tiny sound from the sword tip”. It is used to mean “refers to extremely trivial or insignificant remarks, opinions, or matters; something of no consequence”.
剑头:指剑环头小孔;吷:象声词,形容声音微小。比喻言论无足轻重。