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Depending on dialect, the word
could be spelled as (Hay, Hsi). It means "hope", "wish", "rare". [xi
wang]
means
to "hope", "wish", [xi
you]
means "rare".
Depending on dialect, the word
could be spelled as (Hsi, Sai). It
means "West". [dongi
xi]
means "things", [xi
fang]
means "The West", [xi
gua] means "water melon".
Depending on dialect, the word
could be spelled as (Hsi, Sik).
It means "cherish", "value", "treasure". [ai xi]
means to "cherish", "treasure", [ke xi]
means "what a pity"
Depending on dialect, the word
could be spelled as (Ha, Har, Hsia).
It refers to the "morning
/ evening rosy clouds". [wan
xia] refer to the "evening rosy clouds";
more commonly used for females.
Depending on dialect, the word could be
spelled as (Ha, Har, Hsia).
This is also a Chinese
surname. It means "summer". It is also the name of a
Chinese dynasty. [xia li]
is the "traditional Chinese lunar calendar", [xia
tian] refers to "summer days", [zhong
xia] is "mid-summer".
Depending on dialect, the word could be
spelled as (Sian). It means "prior",
"in advance". [xian li]
refers to "precedent", [xian sheng]
is "teacher", [xian zhi] refers to "prophet".
,
Depending on dialect, the word could be
spelled as (Sian). It means "virtuous",
"noble". [xian hui]
refers to "chaste", "noble", [xian neng]
is "capable".
,
Depending on dialect, the word could be
spelled as (Sian). It means
"refined", "gentle", "elegant"; more commonly used for females.
,
Depending on dialect, the word could be
spelled as (Sian). It means "prominent",
"conspicuous", "display". [ming xian]
refers to something "clear", "obvious", [xian
de]
is "seen as", "viewed as", [xian ran]
means "obvious".
,
Depending on dialect, the word could be
spelled as (Hian,
Hiến, Hin, Hsien, Sian, Yan).
It means "present", "offer".
Depending on dialect, the word could be
spelled as (Hiong, Hong, Siang). It means "good fragrance",
"scented", "savoury". [fen xiang] means "good
fragrance", [xiang gang] refers to "Hong Kong", [xiang
jiao] means "banana".
Depending on dialect, the word could be
spelled as (Siang, Siong). It means "Auspicious",
"propitious". [an
xiang] 
means "calm, serene", [xiang xi]
means "detail", [ji xiang] means
"auspicious".
Depending on dialect, the word could be
spelled as (Siang, Siong). It means "flight". [fei xiang]
means "soaring",
"soaring in the air". [hua xiang] means
"glide"
Depending on dialect, the word could be
spelled as (Siang, Siong). It means "enjoy". [fen
xiang] means to "share out the benefits", [xiang
shou] means to "enjoy", [xiang you]
means to "enjoy the privileges".
Depending on dialect, the word could be
spelled as (Heung, Hiong, Hsiang, Siang).
It means "towards a certain direction". This is also
a Chinese surname.
A prominent personality in history:
XIANG Xiu
(? - 275), one of the “Seven Sages of the Bamboo Forest”, during the “Three
Kingdoms” period
,
Depending on dialect, the word could be
spelled as (Hsiao,
Seow, Shaw, Shiu, Siaou, Siauw, Siew, Siu, Sue, Sui).
This is the 39th most common Chinese surname.
The original meaning pertains to a kind of weed
and grass. [xiao tiao]
refer to
a "economically depressed situation".
A prominent personality in history:
General XIAO He
[]
(? - 193 BC), a key figure in Emperor LIU Bang's rise to power after the fall of
the Qin Dynasty
Depending on dialect, the word could be
spelled as (Hsiao, Siaw, Seow, Siew, Siu).
It means "small", "little". [xiao xin]
means "careful", [xiao xue]
refers to "primary school".
,
Depending on dialect, the word could be
spelled as (Hsiao, Siaw, Seow, Siew, Siu). It means "dawn", "know".
[bao xiao] refers to
"heralding the breaking of dawn" [xiao de]
means to
"know" "be aware of", [tian xiao de]
means "Heaven knows".
Depending on dialect, the word could be
spelled as (Hau,
Hauw, How, Hsiao, Hiếu,
Siaw, Seow, Siew,
Siok, Siu).
It means "filial piety". [xiao shun]
means "filial piety", [xiao xin]
refers to "filial piety love".
Depending on dialect, the word
could be spelled as (Hau,
Hauw, How, Hsiao, Siao, Siaw).
It means
"similar", "resemble", This is also a Chinese
surname (pronounced in the first tone).
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