Seung-Hui
Seung-Hui proper noun: a male given name from Korean.
Proper noun
Seung-Hui (plural Seung-Huis)
- A male given name from Korean.
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Forms of Seung-Hui
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Origin of Seung-Hui
Borrowed from Korean 승희 (seunghui).
Questions about Seung-Hui
- What does Seung-Hui mean?
- Seung-Hui means a male given name from Korean.
- What part of speech is Seung-Hui?
- Seung-Hui is a proper noun.
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