Understand Chinese Nickname
谁家野鬼
[shéi jiā yĕ guĭ]
Literally translates to 'which household's wandering spirit'. It reflects a ghostly figure that does not belong. This can imply feeling out of place, alienated, or being an outsider who doesn't quite fit in.
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孤独野鬼
[gū dú yĕ guĭ]
Lonesome wandering ghostspirit This conveys feelings of loneliness and alienation like being ...
枯骨野鬼
[kū gú yĕ guĭ]
The direct translation means skeletal wanderer spirit Despite its ominous meaning suggesting ...
亡霊
[wáng líng]
Literally means lost soul or wandering spirit It represents someone who feels lost or disconnected ...
野鬼孤魂
[yĕ guĭ gū hún]
This term refers to wandering spirits or ghosts without a place to rest representing feelings of ...
亡魂
[wáng hún]
Wandering Soul could suggest feelings of being lost detached or even spiritual It conveys a mysterious ...
流浪的鬼
[liú làng de guĭ]
Wandering Ghost This signifies a person who is rootless lost or aimless like a ghost drifting around ...
像孤独野鬼
[xiàng gū dú yĕ guĭ]
Behave like a lonely wandering spirit This name gives the feeling of loneliness and detachment from ...
孤街浪鬼
[gū jiē làng guĭ]
This name portrays a wandering spirit or someone who feels like a lost soul on an abandoned street ...
深山老妖孤魂野鬼
[shēn shān lăo yāo gū hún yĕ guĭ]
Ancient Demon from the Deep Mountains Lone Wandering Ghost suggests a person detached and somewhat ...