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Character

讳 huì

HSK 7–9Character

to avoid mentioning

Radical
讠
Strokes
6
Structure
Left–right
Parts
讠 韦
Traditional
諱
Frequency
#3103 most common character
Practice writing

Meaning

huì

hui4
  1. to avoid mentioning CC-CEDICT
  2. taboo word CC-CEDICT
  3. name of deceased emperor or superior CC-CEDICT

Stroke order

All 6 strokes

Speed

Practice writing 讳

Draw “讳” here — the faint guide shows its shape.

Example sentences

  • 这是他的忌讳。

    zhè shì tā de jì huì

    This is something he does not like to talk about.

    AI-generated sentence

  • 这个字很避讳。

    zhè gè zì hěn bì huì

    This word is best avoided.

    AI-generated sentence

  • 不要讳言这个问题。

    bù yào huì yán zhè gè wèn tí

    Do not avoid talking about this problem.

    AI-generated sentence

Words with 讳

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讳名huì míngtaboo nameWord讳称huì chēngeuphemismWord讳言huì yánto avoid stating openly (esp. sensitive or unpleasant matters, usu. in the negative, as in 不讳言 (bù huì yán) "to state frankly")Word讳疾忌医huì jí jì yīhiding a sickness for fear of treatment (idiom); fig. concealing a fault to avoid criticismWord讳莫如深huì mò rú shēn(idiom) to steadfastly refuse to discuss the matter; to treat it as an untouchable subjectWord忌讳jì huìa thing people think is bad to say or doWordHSK 7–9不讳bù huìwithout concealing anythingWord名讳míng huìtaboo name (e.g. of emperor)Word犯讳fàn huìto use the tabooed name 名讳 (míng huì) of hierarchical superiors (old)Word避讳bì huìto avoid a taboo (usu. on the given names of emperors or one's elders)Word隐讳yǐn huìto hold back from saying precisely what is on one's mindWord隐讳号yǐn huì hàocross symbol (×), used to replace a character one does not wish to displayWord

Same radical 讠

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