Hwan
[hwɑn]Meaning
Sino-Korean, from 煥, meaning "shining, brilliant, lustrous"
Background Story
Hwan is Sino-Korean, from the character 煥, meaning "shining, brilliant, lustrous", though other characters pronounced the same way are also used for it. It usually occurs in combination with another character rather than on its own. A Tagalog Hwan is borrowed from Hokkien 范 (Hoān).
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