Xiao Qu

in the US

There are 27 people with the name "Xiao Qu" in the United States.

Top cities for this name

Ranking in the US

Name	Rank
Xiao	2,194
Qu	18,329
Xiao Qu	926,317

is 2,190th most common Freeman
is 2,191st most common Brianne
is 2,192nd most common Virgina
is 2,193rd most common Quinn
is 2,194th most common Xiao
is 2,195th most common Foster
is 2,196th most common Shea
is 2,197th most common Aj
is 2,198th most common Jarrett

is 18,325th most common Holdeman
is 18,326th most common Kittelson
is 18,327th most common Mcbain
is 18,328th most common Poarch
is 18,329th most common Qu
is 18,330th most common Situ
is 18,331st most common Throop
is 18,332nd most common Weld
is 18,333rd most common Bullins

is 926,313th most common Xang Xiong
is 926,314th most common Xao Vang
is 926,315th most common Xavier Young
is 926,316th most common Xiang Cao
is 926,317th most common Xiao Qu
is 926,318th most common Xiao Wei
is 926,319th most common Xiao Yan
is 926,320th most common Xiaofeng Zhang
is 926,321st most common Xiaohong Chen

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Meaning & History

Xiao

Chinese 曲: from the name of a place called Quwo, which existed in the state of Jin during the Zhou dynasty (1122–221 bc). A duke's son was granted this place as a fiefdom, and in due course his descendants adopted Qu as their surname.

Chinese 瞿: from the name of one of the ‘Three Gorges’ of the Yangtze river, Qutang Gorge. The first character of the name of the gorge gave its name to residents of the area.

Chinese 屈: from a city named Qu in the state of Chu during the Spring and Autumn period (722–481 bc). After it was granted to a member of the royal family, descendants adopted the name of the city as their surname.