Chinese Name Mark (male)

Chinese name Mark: what you see below is the Chinese name Mark, composed of two characters. In this page you're going to read everything about your Chinese name Mark in 4 sections:

Section 1:

Image and text you can magnify;

Section 2:

Meaning of each Chinese character;

Section 3:

Traditional version;

Section 4:

Famous person with the same name.

SECTION 1:

IMAGE AND TEXT

Chinese name Mark (male)

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马可

SECTION 2:

MEANING OF EACH CHINESE CHARACTER

First character of the Chinese Name Mark

Character

Animation

Strokes

Pronunciation

ma2

Meaning

-	Horse; horse (one of the pieces in Chinese chess)
-	Big
-	(A surname)

The pinyin of this character is "ma3", but here it must be changed and pronounced in the second tone.

Curiosity:

Chinese people love the horse for its great courage, speed, and confidence in overcoming obstacles, as well as for its friendly nature, strength, and beauty.

This character has a different traditional version.

Traditional version

Meaning

-	(same as simplified one's)

Second character of the Chinese Name Mark

Character

Animation

Strokes

Pronunciation

ke3

Meaning

-	Approve; can, may; need (doing), be worth (doing); fit, suit
-	But, yet
-	(Used to emphasize the tone of the speaker)
-	(Used to emphasize to tone of an interrogative sentence)
-	(Used to emphasize the tone of a rhetorical question)
-	About
-	(A surname)

Some Chinese characters have more than one pronunciation. This is one of them!
It can be pronounced also ke4. Pronounced that way, it means: (First character of the Chinese word for 'khan': ).

There's no difference between the simplified and the traditional version of this character.

SECTION 3:

TRADITIONAL VERSION

Traditional version of
your name Mark

Your name Mark has a different traditional version.

Name Mark Traditional Chinese

SECTION 4:

FAMOUS PERSON WITH THE SAME NAME

The Chinese name Mark is exactly how the Bible character Mark (Acts 12:12; compare an English Bible with a Chinese Bible) is called in China.

Hi Mark, may I call you Mark? I wish you like my website and go on clicking and clicking on its other sections!

SECTION 5:

READERS RESPOND

How are you going to use this Chinese name?

a) Tattoo?
b) School assignment?
c) No use, just curiosity?
d) Other?

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