innumerable(héng hé shā shù)

innumerable

Ganges sand number, a Chinese idiom, Pinyin is h é NGH é sh ā sh ù, which means like sand grains in Ganges, it can't be calculated. There are a lot of them. It comes from the Vajra Sutra, the eleventh of Wuwei and Fusheng.

Idiom explanation

Ganges: the great river of South Asia. Like sand in the Ganges, it's impossible to calculate. There are a lot of them.

The origin of Idioms

"Vajra Sutra · Wuwei Fusheng No.11" says: "count three thousand worlds with seven treasures of sand in the Ganges River to give alms."

Idiom usage

I wish to be immortal and send my daughter to marry the world, then I will be poor in the sea and suffer less from all living beings. Pu Songling's strange tales from a lonely studio

Analysis of Idioms

Countless synonyms few antonyms

Chinese PinYin : héng hé shā shù