Mu
Meaning of Mu
Mu is a unisex name of Chinese origin. In Mandarin, it is pronounced as "moo" (/mu/). This simple yet distinctive name has a serene and gentle quality to it. Mu is also associated with meanings such as "wood" or "mother" in various languages, adding depth and significance to its allure. Although relatively rare, Mu has been chosen by a small number of parents in the United States, with 7 occurrences in 2021, ranking at 9695. Its uniqueness and cross-cultural appeal make Mu a captivating choice for those seeking a name that stands out while maintaining a sense of understated elegance.
Pronunciation
Chinese (Mandarin)
- Pronunced as moo (/mu/)
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Notable People Named Mu
| Mu Qing - Mù Qīng was a prominent Chinese journalist and politician known for his influential contributions to Chinese journalism in the 20th century. |
| Mu Xin, also known as Sun Pu, was a Chinese painter, poet, and writer whose works were influenced by both Chinese and Western traditions, and his pen name reflects Buddhist philosophy. |
| Mu Ying was a prominent Chinese military general and politician known for his role in establishing Ming authority in Yunnan during the Ming dynasty. |
| Mu Kanazaki is a Japanese professional footballer known for his winning goals in the 2016 J1 League final. |
| Zha Liangzheng, known as Mu Dan, was a Chinese poet who also served as an assistant lecturer of English and fought in World War II. |
