Understand Chinese Nickname
袖拥
[xiù yōng]
It translates into 'embrace with sleeves'. It originates from ancient times when people wore long robes, and raising or waving the wide sleeves was a graceful gesture, sometimes denoting comfort or warmth provided to others.
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揽我春袖
[lăn wŏ chūn xiù]
Translated as Embrace me by the spring sleeves This poetic term conveys romance tenderness and longing ...
牵你衣袖
[qiān nĭ yī xiù]
Qian Ni Yi Xiu translates as Holding Your Sleeve In ancient Chinese culture people wore long sleeves ...
爱人袖
[ài rén xiù]
Translated literally as Beloved Sleeve Its metaphorical possibly implying warmth or closeness ...
长袖
[zhăng xiù]
Long Sleeves This can refer to the clothing but also allude to traditional garments or styles of clothing ...
长袖漫卷
[zhăng xiù màn juăn]
Meaning ‘ long sleeves flutter ’ or fluttering long sleeves ’ it evokes imagery from traditional ...
挽袖拥你
[wăn xiù yōng nĭ]
Hu ǎ nxi ù y ō ng n ǐ which can be understood as Roll up sleeves and hug you conveys a strong sentiment ...
长袖为你
[zhăng xiù wéi nĭ]
Literally meaning long sleeves for you this suggests dedication or doing everything possible to ...
双袖拥
[shuāng xiù yōng]
Embraced by Both Sleeves is a poetic way to express warmth protection and supportiveness This nickname ...
轻拢衣袖
[qīng lŏng yī xiù]
Translating to Gently Gathering Sleeves this poetic phrase could imply delicate gestures elegant ...