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Nick in Chinese

Nick has no single Chinese spelling. Newspapers transliterate it as 尼克 (Níkè); a person called Nick would take a real Chinese name. Here are three, with every character explained.

Ní Kǎi
Strong, modern, auspicious
  • 倪Nísurname; small, young
  • 凯Kǎitriumphant, victorious

This name uses a surname that sounds like 'Ni' from Nick, and 'Kai' means triumphant, offering a positive meaning.

See 倪凯 written
Níng Kāng
Calm, wholesome, traditional
  • 宁Níngpeaceful, tranquil; surname
  • 康Kānghealthy, peaceful, abundant

The surname 'Ning' has a similar initial sound to Nick, and the given name 'Kang' conveys good health and peace.

See 宁康 written
Niè Guāng
Bright, hopeful, classic
  • 聂Nièwhisper; surname
  • 光Guānglight, glory

The surname 'Nie' shares a similar sound to Nick, and 'Guang' means light or glory, suggesting brightness and positivity.

See 聂光 written
Three more names for NickAdd who the name is for, or what it should mean, and the characters change.

Nick as a transliteration

How a newspaper writes Nick尼克

This transliteration follows the standard phonetic approximation for the English name 'Nick' in Chinese.

A name Nick could be called倪凯

This name uses a surname that sounds like 'Ni' from Nick, and 'Kai' means triumphant, offering a positive meaning.

Questions

How do you write Nick in Chinese?

As a transliteration, Nick is written 尼克 (Níkè), characters chosen for sound. As a real Chinese name, Nick could be 倪凯 (Ní Kǎi): This name uses a surname that sounds like 'Ni' from Nick, and 'Kai' means triumphant, offering a positive meaning.

What does 倪凯 mean?

倪 (Ní) means surname; small, young; 凯 (Kǎi) means triumphant, victorious.

Is 倪凯 a common Chinese name?

It follows the shape of a common Chinese name: the surname 倪 is from the Hundred Family Surnames and the given name uses common simplified characters. You can ask the generator for three more.

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