Chinese name syllable
Syllable Hok
- 学to learn; knowledge
- 福blessing; good fortune
- 鶴crane (bird)
- Letters
- 3
- Syllables
- 1●
- First letter
- H
- Romanization
- Hokkien, Teochew
- Character options
- 3
- Category
- Chinese syllable
- Chinese characters学福鶴
records of Malaysian citizens on Wikidata have the syllable Hok in their name
A count of Wikidata records, not of the population.Hok is a Chinese name syllable from Hokkien, Teochew, Hakka and Cantonese pronunciation; its meaning depends on the characters chosen, for example 学 (to learn; knowledge).
Possible characters for Hok
This spelling is common in Hokkien, Teochew, Hakka and Cantonese romanization.
- 学
to learn; knowledge
Cantonese hok6, Hakka ho̍k / Mandarin xué
attested
- 福
blessing; good fortune
Hokkien hok, Teochew hog4 / Mandarin fú
- 鶴
crane (bird)
Cantonese hok6, Hakka ho̍k, Hokkien ho̍k / Mandarin hè
One spelling can stand for several characters. The meaning of a name depends on the characters the family chose; characters marked “attested” are found in records of real names.
About the name Hok
Hok is a Chinese name syllable spelling taken from Hokkien, Teochew, Hakka and Cantonese pronunciation. The sound hok occurs in several dialects for different characters. The character 学 (to learn; knowledge) is recorded in Malaysian names with this spelling. Other characters read this way include 福 (blessing; good fortune) and 鶴 (crane (bird)). The actual meaning depends on the characters the family chose.
| Romanization | Hokkien, Teochew, Hakka, Cantonese |
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Character pages
Each page shows the character’s recorded meanings, dialect readings and every Malaysian spelling.
Chinese names with the syllable Hok
Sources
- Wiktionary: 學 · en.wiktionary.org · meaning
- Wiktionary: 福 · en.wiktionary.org · meaning
- Wiktionary: 鶴 · en.wiktionary.org · meaning
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