Re: two-character Chinese surnames

Re: two-character Chinese surnames


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Posted by Benson Kwong on October 24, 2001 at 11:55:00:

In Reply to: two-character Chinese surnames posted by Bai Xinyu on October 23, 2001 at 19:28:12:

There is a long list of two-character Chinese surnames in the surname dictionary in Chineseroots.com. The following link is for the name Yu-Chi:

http://www.chineseroots.com/cfver/manual/surnames/search/namedetails.jsp?pkid=419


: I'm interested in any info on Chinese compound surnames such as Sima, Zhuge, Siguang. I know that Ouyang and Situ (Sitoe) are relatively common but what are the other compound surnames? I heard that there are about 30? Has anyone heard of Yuchi/Yu(4)chi(2)? Are there still people with this surname around? The Yu is a character that is normally read as Wei(4) and chi means 'late'.

: Thanks! ^_^




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