Xinhui
A Chinese name meaning "joyful and intelligent". In Poland it's about as rare as a name gets: six people carry it, split evenly between women and men, and no child has been given it this century.
Xinhui Pronunciation
What Xinhui means
Where Xinhui comes from and what it has meant to the people who carry it.
Xinhui comes from Chinese, and its sound is built from two spoken syllables that Mandarin writes with separate characters. One common pairing reads the name as xin meaning joyful or glad, and hui meaning bright or intelligent. That gives the short sense carried into Polish listings, joyful and intelligent, a person quick in mind and easy in spirit.
Chinese given names work by combination, so the same sounds can be written other ways. Written as 新輝, the name reads closer to the Polish gloss offered here, nowy blask, a new radiance. Nothing is fixed by the sound alone. The characters a family selects decide which meaning the name holds.
On a Polish class register the spelling Xinhui stands out, since Polish has no native x at the head of a word. It stays uninflected on an official form at the urząd. It takes no diminutive here, no cross-gender variant, no Polish short form.
The story is short. Two syllables, one meaning attached by choice of characters, joyful and intelligent.
How many people are named Xinhui
1 in 7514611 women in Poland is named Xinhui. 6 people carry it in the 2025 register: rank #24555 among female names.