Understand Chinese Nickname
丑妃
[chŏu fēi]
Literally 'ugly consort'. In traditional Chinese culture, '妃' (fei) refers to concubine or lower-ranking royal spouse. Using ‘丑’ (chou), meaning unattractive or unconventional, suggests humor or self-deprecation.
Generate Chinese Nickname
Relation Nicknames
妃萌
[fēi méng]
This combines two words where 妃 fei typically means consort of a king or emperor denoting someone ...
不绯情人
[bù fēi qíng rén]
Bu Fei QingRen combines not and a homophone wordplay between 绯 fei typically relating to rumour ...
不爱媳妇儿你是哪路流氓
[bù ài xí fù ér nĭ shì nă lù liú máng]
This name uses a mix of colloquialism and humor In Chinese culture the term 媳婦兒 xi fu er refers to ...
你是妃不是妓
[nĭ shì fēi bù shì jì]
In a traditional imperial Chinese hierarchy context 妃 fei refers to concubine whereas 妓 ji denotes ...
小三狠贱哟
[xiăo sān hĕn jiàn yo]
Note this name involves a social stigma 小三 means mistress someone engaging in affairs with a married ...
妃请妾莫悲伤
[fēi qĭng qiè mò bēi shāng]
Derived from traditional Chinese culture where fei 妃 refers to an imperial concubine of higher ...
妓情与你
[jì qíng yŭ nĭ]
妓情与你 is an unusual name that combines prostitute sentiment with you implying a complex emotional ...
妾
[qiè]
Mistress historical term : In Chinese history 妾 typically referred to a concubine or secondary ...
我很丑没人囍
[wŏ hĕn chŏu méi rén xĭ]
In Chinese culture 喜 is a homophone of 囍 which represents double happiness and is commonly used ...