六神无主 — Chinese idiom
六神无主
liù shén wú zhǔ
Traditional: 六神無主
Meaning
- out of one's wits
- distracted
- stunned
Character by character
- 六liùsix
- 神shéngod, spirit; divine, mysterious, supernatural
- 无wúno, not; lacking, -less
- 主zhǔto own; to host; master; host; lord
Idioms sharing a character
- 七情六欲 qī qíng liù yù
- 三姑六婆 sān gū liù pó
- 三茶六饭 sān chá liù fàn
- 三头六臂 sān tóu liù bì
- 人五人六 rén wǔ rén liù
- 六亲不认 liù qīn bù rèn
- 六亲无靠 liù qīn wú kào
- 身怀六甲 shēn huái liù jiǎ
- 凶神恶煞 xiōng shén è shà
- 全神贯注 quán shén guàn zhù
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