indescribable; beyond words; too beautiful to depict
A set phrase meaning something is so wonderful, beautiful, or extraordinary that it cannot be captured in a picture or described adequately. Often used for breathtaking scenery or profound experiences.
The scenery was so beautiful it was indescribable.
Her smile is so lovely it cannot be put into words.
Standard kanji-kana mixed spelling for the set phrase.
Kana spelling of the verb part; less common but still used.
A set phrase combining 絵 (picture), に (particle), も (even), and 描けない (cannot draw). Literally 'cannot even draw it as a picture', it figuratively means something is beyond visual or verbal description.