Forename 厲

In the entire world, 厲 (Li , Lei , Lai , among others...) is a widespread gender-neutral given name. The first name 厲 is characteristic of Eastern Asia, particularly Mongolia, where it is a prevalent feminine name, Macao, where it is a widespread gender-neutral name, and Hong Kong, where it is a common epicene name (explore the name in all countries). Measured by absolute frequency, it most frequently occurs in Mongolia, China, and India. More frequently, 厲 is the last name as well as the forename.

Translations, transliterations and names similar to the name 厲

name 李, name Lē, name 利氏, name リー, name Ложь, name Lai, name 李氏, name Lei, name 酈, name Le, name Лі, name Laih, name 里, name 厉, name หลี่, name Ли, name Lie, name 丽, name 莉, name 理, name লি, name 栗, name Li, name Lý, name 禮, name Lǐ, name 礼, name لاي, name Lee, name לי, name 麗, name Lī, name Lê, name لی, name 예, name 利, name 厲, name Lí, name Lik, name Lì, name 이, name Լի, name Lài, name Ле, name 李姓, name لي, name 黎, name 礼姓, name 리, name 郦, name لو

VARIANT	COUNTRY
Lai, Lei, Li	Hong Kong, United States, India, Malaysia, China
Lì	Myanmar, Vietnam, Italy, United States, China
Lī	Myanmar, Tunisia, China, Algeria
Lē	Cameroon, China, Algeria
Laih	Myanmar, Taiwan, United States, Indonesia, Malaysia
厲	China

First names said to be same

Le, Lee, Lie, Lik, Lài, Lê, Lí, Lý, Lǐ, Ле, Ли, Ложь, Лі, Լի, לי, لاي, لو, لي, لی, লি, หลี่, リー, 丽, 利, 利氏, 厉, 李, 李姓, 李氏, 栗, 理, 礼, 礼姓, 禮, 莉, 郦, 酈, 里, 麗, 黎, 리, 예, and 이

First name 厲 in the context

厲 is also a prevalent name for the fictitious and mythical characters: Li Jing , the a figure in Chinese mythology and a god in Chinese folk religion, Journey to the West; Fa Li , the character from Disney's Mulan; Lai Wang , the Dream of the Red Chamber character; Lai Khutsangbi , the A long handed demoness in Meitei folklore of Ancient Manipur (Kangleipak) and Li Yunlong , the fictional character from Drawing Sword, and in many other works.

Characteristic surnames

詠佳, 害家伙, 健麗, 晗帥, and 玲玲