







月晕知风,础润知雨 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “Just as a lunar halo indicates wind and a damp foundation stone indicates rain, this idiom means that one can infer future events or developments from certain signs or omens”. Literally, “A lunar halo indicates wind, a damp foundation stone indicates rain”.

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Open the tool →月晕知风,础润知雨 (yuè yùn zhī fēng , chǔ rùn zhī yǔ) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “Just as a lunar halo indicates wind and a damp foundation stone indicates rain, this idiom means that one can infer future events or developments from certain signs or omens”.
月晕知风,础润知雨 is pronounced yuè yùn zhī fēng , chǔ rùn zhī yǔ in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 月晕知风,础润知雨 means “a lunar halo indicates wind, a damp foundation stone indicates rain”. It is used to mean “Just as a lunar halo indicates wind and a damp foundation stone indicates rain, this idiom means that one can infer future events or developments from certain signs or omens”.
月晕出现,将要刮风;础石湿润,就要下雨。比喻从某些征兆可以推知将会发生的事情。