Chinese name syllable
Syllable Hwee
- 辉brightness; brilliance
- 慧bright, intelligent; intelligence
- 惠favour, benefit; kind
- Letters
- 4
- Syllables
- 1●
- First letter
- H
- Romanization
- Hokkien, Teochew
- Character options
- 4
- Category
- Chinese syllable
- Chinese characters辉慧惠徽
Hwee is a Chinese name syllable from the Hokkien or Teochew reading hui; its meaning depends on the character, such as 辉 (brightness) or 慧 (intelligent).
Possible characters for Hwee
This spelling is common in Hokkien and Teochew romanization.
- 辉
brightness; brilliance
Hokkien hui / Teochew hui1 / Mandarin huī
attested
- 慧
bright, intelligent; intelligence
Hokkien hūi / Teochew hui6 / Mandarin huì
attested
- 惠
favour, benefit; kind
Hokkien hūi / Teochew hui6 / Mandarin huì
attested
- 徽
emblem, badge; fine, beautiful
Hokkien hui / Teochew hui1 / Mandarin huī
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 Hwee
Hwee is a syllable in Chinese names, usually romanized from the Hokkien or Teochew reading hui. Characters spelled this way include 辉 (brightness; brilliance), 慧 (intelligent; intelligence), 惠 (favour; kind) and 徽 (emblem; fine). The characters 辉, 慧 and 惠 are recorded in public data for names with this spelling. The actual meaning depends on the characters the family chose.
| Romanization | Hokkien, Teochew |
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Character pages
Each page shows the character’s recorded meanings, dialect readings and every Malaysian spelling.
Chinese names with the syllable Hwee
Sources
- Wiktionary: 輝 (辉) · en.wiktionary.org · meaning
- Wiktionary: 慧 · en.wiktionary.org · meaning
- Wiktionary: 惠 · en.wiktionary.org · meaning
- Wiktionary: 徽 · en.wiktionary.org · meaning
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