Huìxún 慧詢 (lifedates unknown; fl. late 10th / early 11th century), Chinese-trained monk and translator at the Northern-Sòng Imperial Translation Bureau (Yìjīngyuàn 譯經院) at Kāifēng, established by Sòng Tàizōng 宋太宗 in 982 CE. Collaborator with 紹德 Shàodé in the team translation of Púsà běnshēng mán lùn 菩薩本生鬘論 (T160), the Sòng Chinese version of Āryaśūra’s Jātaka-mālā; the canonical signature lists the two as co-translators under imperial commission. No further biographical material survives. The compound attribution “紹德慧詢” is also documented as a single catalog placeholder; see 紹德慧詢.