欧思凯
Intelligent, victorious, modern
- 欧Ōusurname; Europe
- 思sīthink, consider
- 凯kǎitriumphant, victorious
This name is a good phonetic approximation of 'Oscar' while also conveying positive meanings of thought and triumph.
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Oscar in Chinese
Oscar has no single Chinese spelling. Newspapers transliterate it as 奥斯卡 (Àosīkǎ); a person called Oscar would take a real Chinese name. Here are three, with every character explained.
吴思远
Thoughtful, far-sighted, profound
- 吴Wúsurname; a state in ancient China
- 思sīthink, consider
- 远yuǎnfar, distant
Using a common surname starting with 'O' sound, this name suggests deep thought and foresight.
See 吴思远 written敖翔
Ambitious, free-spirited, soaring
- 敖Áosurname; to soar, to roam
- 翔xiángsoar, glide, circle in the air
This name evokes a sense of freedom and ambition, with a surname that shares a similar initial sound to Oscar.
See 敖翔 writtenThree more names for OscarAdd who the name is for, or what it should mean, and the characters change.
Oscar as a transliteration
How a newspaper writes Oscar奥斯卡
This transliteration follows the standard phonetic mapping for the English name 'Oscar' into Chinese.
A name Oscar could be called欧思凯
This name is a good phonetic approximation of 'Oscar' while also conveying positive meanings of thought and triumph.
Questions
How do you write Oscar in Chinese?
As a transliteration, Oscar is written 奥斯卡 (Àosīkǎ), characters chosen for sound. As a real Chinese name, Oscar could be 欧思凯 (Ōu Sīkǎi): This name is a good phonetic approximation of 'Oscar' while also conveying positive meanings of thought and triumph.
What does 欧思凯 mean?
欧 (Ōu) means surname; Europe; 思 (sī) means think, consider; 凯 (kǎi) means triumphant, victorious.
Is 欧思凯 a common Chinese name?
It follows the shape of a common Chinese name: the surname 欧 is from the Hundred Family Surnames and the given name uses common simplified characters. You can ask the generator for three more.