Chinese name character
Chinese name character 庆
qìng
Traditional: 慶
The character 庆 (Mandarin qìng) appears in 7 names and 2 syllables in this reference and is spelled Keng, Kheng and King in Malaysia. Recorded meanings include “to celebrate; to congratulate; auspicious” and “to celebrate; good fortune”.
- Names and syllables
- 9
- Malaysian spellings
- 3
- Strokes
- 6
- Attested in records
- 9
9 names and syllables in this reference have 庆 as one of their character options. For 9 of them, 庆 is attested in records of real names; the rest are possible characters for that spelling.
Meanings of 庆: the recorded options
to celebrate; to congratulate; auspicious
in 6 character options · attested
to celebrate; good fortune
in 1 character options · attested
Unihan definition: congratulate, celebrate
What a name means depends on the characters the family chose and how they combine; these are options, not one definite meaning.
Malaysian spellings of 庆
| Spelling | Romanization |
|---|---|
| Keng | Hokkien · Teochew |
| Kheng | Hokkien · Teochew |
| King | Hokkien · Teochew |
Readings of 庆 by dialect
Readings from the character options in our name records; Unihan gives Mandarin qìng and Cantonese hing3.
7 names that can be written with 庆
2 syllables that can stand for 庆
Sources
- MDBG: 庆 · mdbg.net · meaning
- Wiktionary: 庆 · en.wiktionary.org · meaning
- Unicode Unihan Database: U+5E86 · unicode.org · meaning
Readings, meanings and stroke count: the character options in our name records and the Unicode Unihan Database (Unicode License). A spelling describes how a name is written, not anyone’s dialect or background.
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Frequently asked questions
What does 庆 mean in a name?
Our records give several meanings for 庆, including “to celebrate; to congratulate; auspicious” and “to celebrate; good fortune”. What a name actually means depends on the characters the family chose and how they combine.
How is 庆 spelled in Malaysia?
In our records 庆 is spelled Keng (Hokkien, Teochew), Kheng (Hokkien, Teochew) and King (Hokkien, Teochew). A spelling follows a dialect’s romanization; it does not show which dialect anyone speaks.
Is every Keng written 庆?
Not necessarily. The spelling Keng can also stand for 敬, 景, 卿, 瓊. Only the family knows which character was chosen.