double happiness / the combined symmetric character 囍 (similar to 喜喜) as symbol of good luck, esp. marriage
Results for “喜”
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two simultaneous happy events in the family
pleasantly surprised like mad (idiom) / capering madly with joy / to express boundless pleasure
beech mushroom (Hypsizygus tessulatus), usually referring to the brown cultivated variety
Himalayas
As You Like It, comedy by Shakespeare
Sheraton (hotel chain)
Heineken (Dutch brewing company) / see also 海尼根[]
variant of 蟢子[]
see 喜德縣|喜德县[]
Xide, a county in Liangshan Yi Autonomous Prefecture 涼山彝族自治州|凉山彝族自治州[], Sichuan
the Himalayas
(bird species of China) Himalayan cuckoo (Cuculus saturatus)
Himalayas
7 Up (soft drink) / Hedy Holding Co., PRC computer manufacturer
La Comédie humaine, series of novels by 19th century French novelist Honoré de Balzac 巴爾扎克|巴尔扎克[]
Annunciation (Christian festival on 25th March) / Lady day
Kiichi Miyazawa (1919-2007), former Japanese prime minister
MORI Yoshirō (1937-), Japanese rugby player and politician, prime minister 2000-2001, famous for numerous gaffes
(bird species of China) Eurasian magpie (Pica pica)
see 聞喜縣|闻喜县[]
Wenxi, a county in Yuncheng City 運城市|运城市[], Shanxi
Yu Xi, Chinese astronomer (c. 270-345), known for discovering the earth's precession
(Tw) (name) Chelsea