O (surname)

O (surname)

O or Oh is a Korean name, spelled 吳 in hanja (i.e. Wu) and 오 in hangul.

O and Ou are Chinese family names, represented by 柯

Ō is also a Japanese family name. Ō (often romanized as "Oh" or "O" or even "Ou") is a rare family name which is the local interpretation of Wang in Chinese. Ō is the way Japanese pronounce the character 王 and is also the word for "king". Most Japanese with such a surname are Chinese descendants.[citation needed]

O (surname)
Hangul
Hanja
Revised Romanization O
McCune–Reischauer O

People who have this name include:


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