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Chee Heung name meaning

  • 志香will, aspiration; fragrant
  • 志鄉will, aspiration; native place, hometown
Letters
9
Syllables
2
First letter
C
Romanization
Cantonese
Character options
2
Category
Chinese Names
Gender
♂ Boy
  • Chinese characters志香志鄉
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records of Malaysian citizens on Wikidata carry the name Chee Heung

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Chinese Names: C

Chee Heung is a Chinese male given name with a Cantonese spelling; written 志香, it means 'will, aspiration; fragrant'.

Chinese characters for Chee Heung

This spelling is common in Cantonese romanization.

  • 志香

    will, aspiration; fragrant

    Cantonese zi3 hoeng1 / Mandarin zhì xiāng

  • 志鄉

    will, aspiration; native place, hometown

    Cantonese zi3 hoeng1 / Mandarin zhì xiāng

One spelling can stand for several characters. The meaning of a name depends on the characters the family chose; characters marked “attested” are found in records of real names.

About the name Chee Heung

Chee Heung is a Chinese male given name spelled after its Cantonese pronunciation. Chee stands for 志 (Cantonese zi3), and Heung is the Cantonese reading hoeng1 of characters such as 香 and 鄉. Characters that fit this spelling: 志香 (will, aspiration; fragrant); 志鄉 (will, aspiration; native place, hometown). The actual meaning depends on the characters the family chose, since one spelling can stand for several characters.

Gender♂ Boy
RomanizationCantonese
PartsChee + Heung
First letterChinese Names starting with C

Character pages

Each page shows the character’s recorded meanings, dialect readings and every Malaysian spelling.

Sources

  1. Wiktionary: 志 · en.wiktionary.org · meaning
  2. Wiktionary: 香 · en.wiktionary.org · meaning
  3. Wiktionary: 鄉 · en.wiktionary.org · meaning

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