







遗德余烈 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “the lasting virtues and accomplishments bequeathed by one's predecessors or ancestors; the enduring legacy of their moral influence and great deeds”. Literally, “bequeathed virtue and remaining achievements”.

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Open the tool →遗德余烈 (yí dé yú liè) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “the lasting virtues and accomplishments bequeathed by one's predecessors or ancestors; the enduring legacy of their moral influence and great deeds”.
遗德余烈 is pronounced yí dé yú liè in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 遗德余烈 means “bequeathed virtue and remaining achievements”. It is used to mean “the lasting virtues and accomplishments bequeathed by one's predecessors or ancestors; the enduring legacy of their moral influence and great deeds”.
指先人留下的德泽和功业。