罔极之恩 — “The boundless and unending kindness or grace”
罔极之恩 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “the boundless and unending kindness or grace”. Typically referring to the profound and immeasurable love and care of parents for their children, which can never be fully repaid. Literally, “Boundless grace; kindness without end”.
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What does 罔极之恩 mean?
罔极之恩 (wǎng jí zhī ēn) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “the boundless and unending kindness or grace”.
How do you pronounce 罔极之恩?
罔极之恩 is pronounced wǎng jí zhī ēn in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 罔极之恩 literally mean?
Literally, 罔极之恩 means “Boundless grace; kindness without end”. It is used to mean “the boundless and unending kindness or grace”.
What is the Chinese definition of 罔极之恩?
罔：无，没有；极：尽头。旧时用以颂扬父母养育子女的无穷无尽的恩德。