Chi
in North Dakota
There are 2 people with the last name "Chi" in North Dakota.
Ranking in North Dakota
| Name | Rank |
|---|---|
| Chi | 23,964 |
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Meaning & History
Chinese 池: this character means ‘pond’ and is found in names of lakes and areas surrounding lakes. As many Chinese surnames originated in place names (often containing the word ‘pond’), so the surname Chi developed naturally from the word for ‘pond’.
Chinese 纪: variant of
Chinese 齐: variant of
Chinese 祁: variant of
Chinese 季: variant of
Chinese 姬: variant of
Chinese 戚: variant of
Chinese 冀: variant of
Chinese 姬: variant of
Chinese 籍: variant of
Chinese 支: variant of
Chinese 嵇: variant of
Chinese 计: variant of
Korean: There are two Chinese characters for the Chi surname, borne by different groups. The smaller of the two groups has only one clan associated with it, the majority of whose members live in Kangwŏn and Ch'ungch'ŏn North Provinces of South Korea and North Korea's P'yŏngan North Province. The other group also has but one clan but a much larger population. Unlike many clans in Korea, the larger Chi family did not remain congregated in and around its clan seat but dispersed fairly evenly around the peninsula.
