剑老无芒人老无刚 Pronunciation and Pinyin
剑老无芒人老无刚 Usage and Examples
An old sword loses its edge, an old person loses their vigor.
As a sword dulls with age, so does a man lose his strength.
A blunt old sword, a frail old man.
The characters in 剑老无芒人老无刚
Stroke OrderMore words starting with 剑
- jiàn剑xiá侠Swordsman, Knight-errant
- jiàn剑rèn刃blade, sword edge
- jiàn剑hào号Sword designation, Sword code
- jiàn剑kè客Swordsman
- jiàn剑shì室sword room, fencing room
- jiàn剑shù术Swordsmanship
- jiàn剑bǐng柄hilt, grip
- jiàn剑bǐng柄shàng上de的on the hilt, hilt's
- jiàn剑fǎ法swordsmanship, swordplay
- jiàn剑méi眉Sharp eyebrows, Thick and straight eyebrows
- jiàn剑gōu缑sword hilt, sword guard
- jiàn剑shēn身blade, sword blade
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What does 剑老无芒人老无刚 mean in Chinese?
剑老无芒人老无刚 (jiàn lǎo wú máng rén lǎo wú gāng) means “an old sword loses its edge, an old person loses their vigor, as a sword dulls with age, so does a man lose his strength, a blunt old sword, a frail old man”.
How do you pronounce 剑老无芒人老无刚?
剑老无芒人老无刚 is pronounced jiàn lǎo wú máng rén lǎo wú gāng in Mandarin Chinese.
How do you say “An old sword loses its edge, an old person loses their vigor.” in Chinese?
“An old sword loses its edge, an old person loses their vigor.” is 剑老无芒人老无刚 (jiàn lǎo wú máng rén lǎo wú gāng) in Chinese.