







月晕础润 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “Signs or omens indicating that something, often significant, is about to happen; precursors of impending events”. Literally, “Moon halo, pillar base damp”.

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Open the tool →月晕础润 (yuè yùn chǔ rùn) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “Signs or omens indicating that something, often significant, is about to happen; precursors of impending events”.
月晕础润 is pronounced yuè yùn chǔ rùn in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 月晕础润 means “Moon halo, pillar base damp”. It is used to mean “Signs or omens indicating that something, often significant, is about to happen; precursors of impending events”.
比喻事情将会发生的先兆。