<p>罗威彻</p>
<p>罗：sound of Rog</p>
<p>威彻：sound of Wojciech</p>
<p>威 means Powerful power and awesome momentum
彻 means Govern
and 彻 is Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty's name</p>

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2023-04-11T06:44:50.883Z
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fezar
<p>罗飞琪 is not bad. 罗 is from &quot;Ro&quot;gulski, 飞(flying) is from VOY, and 琪(jade) is from chekh.</p>

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2023-04-10T11:01:16.733Z
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EdwardMo
<p>罗意杰</p>
<p>It sounds like Wojciech. You can understand it as “This is a person with the surname Luo who wants to be outstanding.”</p>

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2023-04-12T09:28:30.570Z
2023-04-12T09:28:30.570Z
ENJOU
<p>None of the sounds in Wojciech Rogulski exist in chinese, except for cie as che(pinyin).</p>
<p>I would recommend avoiding a fully sound based name unless you just want to go by your name in closest chinese pronunciation (just like people go by Lin Boli instead of choosing english name etc.)</p>
<p>For surname, lou(pinyin) is closest to the sound of the beginning syllable. This could be a good sound approximation for the surname since no meaning is attached to it-- an example last name choice would be 樓lóu, the rising tone is also somewhat similar to the tone of voice starting your surname. Alternatively a surname like 戰zhàn meaning battle could tie into the overall name-- pronunciation would be similar to dzien (with chinese pronunciation and tone).</p>
<p>For given name 兵歡bīnghuān could be a choice, individually the characters mean soldier joyous, referencing the happiness in battle of Wojciech. pronunciation would be similar to bęguą with different emphasis (and tone haha).</p>
<p>Hope this helps give ideas, I always recommend a natives opinion on names which I am not, just in case :)</p>

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2023-04-15T04:54:16.310Z
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zagrycha
<p>I started learning Chinese and I am choosing my Chinese name. Can you suggest something that matches the etymology or pronunciation of my real name?</p>
<p>My real name is Wojciech Rogulski. My first name Wojciech is pronounced “VOY-chekh” and the meaning is “He who is happy in battle” according to Wikipedia. My last name Rogulski is pronounced “RO-GUL-SKEE”. The etymology is not really clear.</p>
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<p>The name is formed from two Slavic roots:</p>
<ul>
<li>wój (Slavic: voj), a root pertaining to war. It also forms words like wojownik (&quot;warrior&quot;) and wojna (&quot;war&quot;).</li>
<li>ciech (from an earlier form, tech), meaning &quot;joy&quot;.</li>
</ul>
</blockquote>
<p><a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wojciech" rel="nofollow noreferrer">Wojciech - Wikipedia</a></p>
<p>Preserving etymology would be preferredd to only preserving pronunciation but it would be interesting to know all suggestions!</p>

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2023-04-08T20:28:16.783Z
I suggest 羅衛權 (luó wèi-quán). 衛權 means "to protect rights/power",  the sound of 羅 is close to the letters "Ro" in your last name.
r13
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2023-04-09T02:27:17.363Z
I thought 武 might be good for the "wój" part.
tuo
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Suggest a Chinese name to match my real name
# Suggest a Chinese name to match my real name

(Asked by: username_0 on 2023-04-08)

I started learning Chinese and I am choosing my Chinese name. Can you suggest something that matches the etymology or pronunciation of my real name?

My real name is username_0 Rogulski. My first name username_0 is pronounced “VOY-chekh” and the meaning is “He who is happy in battle” according to Wikipedia. My last name Rogulski is pronounced “RO-GUL-SKEE”. The etymology is not really clear.

> The name is formed from two Slavic roots:
>
> * wój (Slavic: voj), a root pertaining to war. It also forms words like wojownik ("warrior") and wojna ("war").
> * ciech (from an earlier form, tech), meaning "joy".

[username_0 - Wikipedia](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/username_0)

Preserving etymology would be preferredd to only preserving pronunciation but it would be interesting to know all suggestions!

**Tags:** names, surnames

> **Comments:**
> **username_1**: I suggest 羅衛權 (luó wèi-quán). 衛權 means "to protect rights/power",  the sound of 羅 is close to the letters "Ro" in your last name.  
> **username_2**: I thought 武 might be good for the "wój" part.  

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## 4 answers

### Answer by username_3 on 2023-04-11. Score: 1

罗威彻

罗：sound of Rog

威彻：sound of username_0

威 means Powerful power and awesome momentum
彻 means Govern
and 彻 is Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty's name


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### Answer by username_4 on 2023-04-10. Score: 1

罗飞琪 is not bad. 罗 is from "Ro"gulski, 飞(flying) is from VOY, and 琪(jade) is from chekh.


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### Answer by username_5 on 2023-04-12. Score: 0

罗意杰

It sounds like username_0. You can understand it as “This is a person with the surname Luo who wants to be outstanding.”


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### Answer by username_6 on 2023-04-15. Score: 0

None of the sounds in username_0 Rogulski exist in chinese, except for cie as che(pinyin).

I would recommend avoiding a fully sound based name unless you just want to go by your name in closest chinese pronunciation (just like people go by Lin Boli instead of choosing english name etc.)

For surname, lou(pinyin) is closest to the sound of the beginning syllable. This could be a good sound approximation for the surname since no meaning is attached to it-- an example last name choice would be 樓lóu, the rising tone is also somewhat similar to the tone of voice starting your surname. Alternatively a surname like 戰zhàn meaning battle could tie into the overall name-- pronunciation would be similar to dzien (with chinese pronunciation and tone).

For given name 兵歡bīnghuān could be a choice, individually the characters mean soldier joyous, referencing the happiness in battle of username_0. pronunciation would be similar to bęguą with different emphasis (and tone haha).

Hope this helps give ideas, I always recommend a natives opinion on names which I am not, just in case :)


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