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Chinese name syllable

Syllable Yaik

  • 益benefit; to increase
  • 奕great; bright
  • 翼wing; to assist
Letters
4
Syllables
1
First letter
Y
Romanization
Hokkien
Character options
4
  • Chinese characters益奕翼億
1

records of Malaysian citizens on Wikidata have the syllable Yaik in their name

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Yaik is a Chinese name syllable from the Hokkien reading ek or iak, which can be written with characters such as 益 (benefit), 奕 (bright) or 翼 (wing).

Possible characters for Yaik

This spelling is common in Hokkien romanization.

  • 益

    benefit; to increase

    Hokkien ek / iak / Mandarin yì

    attested

  • 奕

    great; bright

    Hokkien e̍k / ia̍k / Mandarin yì

  • 翼

    wing; to assist

    Hokkien e̍k / ia̍k / Mandarin yì

  • 億

    hundred million; plentiful

    Hokkien ek / iak / Mandarin yì

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 Yaik

Yaik is an informal spelling of the Hokkien reading ek or iak (iak is the Quanzhou form), close to the common Malaysian spelling Aik. Options include 益 (benefit; to increase), 奕 (great; bright), 翼 (wing; to assist) and 億 (hundred million; plentiful). The character 益 is recorded for Malaysians who use this spelling. The actual meaning depends on the characters the family chose.

RomanizationHokkien

Character pages

Each page shows the character’s recorded meanings, dialect readings and every Malaysian spelling.

Chinese names with the syllable Yaik

Sources

  1. Wiktionary: 益 · en.wiktionary.org · meaning
  2. Wiktionary: 奕 · en.wiktionary.org · meaning
  3. Wiktionary: 翼 · en.wiktionary.org · meaning
  4. Wiktionary: 億 · en.wiktionary.org · meaning

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