Lu
Meaning of Lu
Lu is a charming and elegant name for a baby girl. It originated from Latin, where it means "light" or "illumination." Lu has a simple yet beautiful sound that can be pronounced the same way in both American English (/lo͞o/) and British English (/luˈuː/). The simplicity of this name makes it easy to spell and pronounce, which is always a plus. If you're looking for variations of the name Lu, Lucia and Luciana are great options to consider. These names share similar roots and have their own unique associations. In terms of popularity, Lu has had sporadic occurrences over the years in Ohio. While it may not be as common as some other names, its rarity adds to its appeal and individuality.
Pronunciation
American English
- Pronunced as loo (/lu/)
British English
- Pronunced as loo (/luˈuː/)
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Notable People Named Lu
| Lu Xun, also known as Lu Yi, was a prominent Chinese military general and politician during the Three Kingdoms period, known for his strategic victories and unwavering commitment to Confucian principles. |
| Zhou Shuren, also known as Lu Xun, was a prominent Chinese writer and literary figure known for his contributions to modern Chinese literature. |
| Lu Han, also known as Luhan, is a Chinese singer, actor, and dancer who gained fame as a member of the popular boy group Exo before pursuing a successful solo career. |
| Lu Yin (1898–1934) was a prominent Chinese feminist writer associated with the May Fourth movement, known for her extensive body of work that explored the lives and hardships of Chinese women in the 20th century and advocated for women's liberation through education. |
| Lu You was a renowned Chinese historian and poet during the Southern Song Dynasty. |
| Lu Yen-hsun, also known as Rendy Lu, is a retired Taiwanese tennis player with the most ATP Challenger Tour titles and notable achievements on hardcourt and grass surfaces. |
| Lu Hao is a Chinese politician who has held various prominent positions, including Governor of Heilongjiang and head of the Ministry of Natural Resources. |
| Lu Gwei-djen was a prominent Chinese biochemist and historian known for her expertise in the history of science and technology in China and her contributions to the project Science and Civilisation in China. |
| Lü Meng, also known as Ziming, was a Chinese military general and politician who served under the warlord Sun Quan during the late Eastern Han dynasty of China, known for his bravery and transformation into a learned and competent military leader. |
| Lü Xiaojun is a Chinese weightlifter, three-time Olympic champion, and five-time world champion, widely regarded as one of the greatest weightlifters of all time. |
