Kehui

Kehui is a romanized form that can refer to several different Chinese terms or proper nouns. It is not tied to a single widely recognized subject, and its meaning depends on the Chinese characters chosen to render the syllables ke and hui. In Mandarin, ke can be written with characters such as 客 (guest), 科 (science), 可 (can/permit), or 克 (overcome), while hui can be written as 会 (meeting), 慧 (wisdom), 惠 (benefit), or 辉 (glory). The combination therefore yields a range of possible meanings, from "guest meeting" to "science and wisdom," or "science and glory," among others. Because pinyin provides no tonal or character information, "kehui" used in text is ambiguous without context.

In practice, kehui commonly appears as a personal name or as part of branding and corporate names. As a given name, its meaning depends on the chosen characters; in branding, the form is selected primarily for phonetic appeal and market differentiation.

Disambiguation: When you encounter "kehui" in a document, use surrounding context to infer the intended referent, or seek the original Chinese characters. If a specific company, person, or concept named Kehui is meant, providing industry, region, or a sample sentence can help identify the correct entry.

See also: disambiguation of romanized Chinese terms; lists of Chinese given names and brand names.