(idiom) to be gifted with wide learning and great talent for statecraft or management; having an encyclopedic mind

A set phrase describing a heart full of doubts and uncertainty; to be skeptical or suspicious

lit. a belly full of complaints; used to describe being extremely discontented or constantly moaning and complaining

Full of learning; having a belly full of literature or great scholarship.

Literally "to have a stomach full of pearls"; used to describe someone who is highly talented in literature or poetry and full of brilliant ideas.

astute and widely experienced (idiom); used to praise someone for their profound knowledge and exceptional talent