Florence Yeh

Canadian poetry scholar, ancestral roots in Beijing, specialized in Chinese classical literature.

Chinese name guide

Pronunciation: yè jiā yíng

Male

Female

Family Name: The surname 叶 originates from the Spring and Autumn Period (770–476 BCE) in the State of Chu. Prince Zhen, son of King Zhuang of Chu, was granted the fiefdom of Shenlu (present-day Jingmen, Hubei), and his descendants adopted the surname 沈 ('Shěn'). In the Eastern Han Dynasty (25–220 CE), Shen Zuliang's son, Shen Zhuliang, was granted the fiefdom of Yeyi (present-day Yexian, Henan), and his descendants changed their surname to 叶 ('Yè') in honor of the fiefdom.

Given Name: Goodness and purity, symbolizing noble character and a pure heart.

Other Recommended Chinese Names for "Florence Yeh"

叶洛兰

yè luò lán

Luo signifies flowing water, while Lan symbolizes elegance and fragrance, evoking agility like water and grace like orchids.

叶芙兰

yè fú lán

Fú Lán symbolizes the freshness and beauty of the lotus flower and the elegance and nobility of the orchid.

叶芙蕊

yè fú ruǐ

Fú refers to the lotus flower, while Ruǐ means the stamen, symbolizing beauty, purity, and fragrance like a flower.

叶泰深