PINYIN SYLLABLE
Chinese characters with Pinyin hui
Learn how to write 57 Chinese characters pronounced “hui” across 4 tone-marked pronunciations. Open any character for animated stroke order, words, sentences, and printable practice.
START WITH COMMON CHARACTERS
Common “hui” Chinese characters
The same romanized syllable can represent different characters and tones. These useful HSK vocabulary characters are shown first so learners can begin with everyday Mandarin.
to circle
HSK 1Learn →
can; to have the skill; to know how to
HSK 1Learn →
(bound form) to regret; to repent
HSK 4Learn →
to remit
HSK 5Learn →
ash
HSK 5Learn →
to restore
HSK 5Learn →
to wave
HSK 5Learn →
(bound form) act of kindness (from a superior)
HSK 5Learn →
intelligent
HSK 5Learn →
to draw; to paint
HSK 6Learn →
plants
HSK 7–9Learn →
to avoid mentioning
HSK 7–9Learn →
TONE-MARKED PINYIN
Chinese characters pronounced huí
5 dictionary entries use the pronunciation huí, including 回 (to circle), 洄 (eddying), 茴 ((bound form) fennel), 迴 (Chinese character), 蛔 (roundworm).
to circle
6 strokes View →
eddying
9 strokes View →
(bound form) fennel
9 strokes View →
Chinese character
9 strokes View →
roundworm
12 strokes View →
TONE-MARKED PINYIN
Chinese characters pronounced huì
31 dictionary entries use the pronunciation huì, including 会 (can; to have the skill; to know how to), 汇 (to remit), 惠 ((bound form) act of kindness (from a superior)), 慧 (intelligent), 绘 (to draw; to paint).
can; to have the skill; to know how to
6 strokes View →
to remit
5 strokes View →
(bound form) act of kindness (from a superior)
12 strokes View →
intelligent
15 strokes View →
to draw; to paint
9 strokes View →
plants
5 strokes View →
to avoid mentioning
6 strokes View →
(bound form) bribery
10 strokes View →
(bound form) dirty; filthy
11 strokes View →
drain
9 strokes View →
to flourish
9 strokes View →
to teach
9 strokes View →
rage
10 strokes View →
to braise
10 strokes View →
broom
11 strokes View →
(bound form) last day of a lunar month
11 strokes View →
beak
12 strokes View →
multicolor
12 strokes View →
Chinese character
13 strokes View →
Chinese character
13 strokes View →
Chinese character
13 strokes View →
Chinese character
13 strokes View →
Chinese character
14 strokes View →
Coumarouna odorata
15 strokes View →
vast
16 strokes View →
Chinese character
16 strokes View →
Chinese character
17 strokes View →
Chinese character
17 strokes View →
Chinese character
18 strokes View →
(cicada)
18 strokes View →
Chinese character
19 strokes View →
TONE-MARKED PINYIN
Chinese characters pronounced huǐ
5 dictionary entries use the pronunciation huǐ, including 悔 ((bound form) to regret; to repent), 毁 (to destroy; to ruin), 毀 (Chinese character), 燬 (Chinese character), 譭 (Chinese character).
(bound form) to regret; to repent
10 strokes View →
to destroy; to ruin
13 strokes View →
Chinese character
13 strokes View →
Chinese character
17 strokes View →
Chinese character
20 strokes View →
TONE-MARKED PINYIN
Chinese characters pronounced huī
16 dictionary entries use the pronunciation huī, including 灰 (ash), 恢 (to restore), 挥 (to wave), 辉 (splendor), 徽 (badge).
ash
6 strokes View →
to restore
9 strokes View →
to wave
9 strokes View →
splendor
12 strokes View →
badge
17 strokes View →
whimsical
8 strokes View →
neigh
9 strokes View →
sick
9 strokes View →
sunshine
10 strokes View →
(fine jade)
10 strokes View →
Chinese character
12 strokes View →
Chinese character
13 strokes View →
Chinese character
13 strokes View →
Chinese character
15 strokes View →
signal flag
15 strokes View →
destroy
17 strokes View →
PRINTABLE PRACTICE
Practice these hui characters
Create an A4 Tianzige or Mizige worksheet using 12 useful characters from this pronunciation group.
RELATED PINYIN