诺 (nuò) means to consent; to promise; (literary) yes!. Simplified form has 10 strokes under radical 讠.
Stylish, crisp, and widely popular in modern names (e.g., 一诺, 诺言, 语诺, 诺依). An effortless phonetic match for Noah, Nora, and Nolan!
Because 一诺千金 ('a promise worth a thousand gold') is a beloved idiom, pairing 一诺 or 承诺 is far stronger than standalone 诺.
Origin & Visual Logic: Speech radical (讠) paired with 若 (assent/harmonious): words spoken in solemn agreement.
| Traditional / Simplified | Pinyin | CC-CEDICT Definitions |
|---|---|---|
| 諾 / 诺 | nuò | to consent; to promise; (literary) yes! |
Lexical entries derived from CC-CEDICT (CC BY-SA 4.0) and Make Me a Hanzi (APL / LGPL-3.0).
| Chinese Word | Pinyin | English Meaning | Audio |
|---|---|---|---|
| 承诺 | chéngnuò | promise and commitment | |
| 诺言 | nuòyán | pledge; word of honor | |
| 一诺千金 | yīnuò-qiānjīn | a promise worth gold |
See how native speakers pair 诺 (nuò) into modern Chinese names:
"诺" has 10 strokes in Simplified Chinese (Traditional form: 諾). Its primary dictionary radical is 讠, and you can animate or practice writing every stroke in order using the interactive grid on this page.
Rating: Highly Recommended (Unisex). Stylish, crisp, and widely popular in modern names (e.g., 一诺, 诺言, 语诺, 诺依). An effortless phonetic match for Noah, Nora, and Nolan!
Tattoo rating: Better in a Phrase. Because 一诺千金 ('a promise worth a thousand gold') is a beloved idiom, pairing 一诺 or 承诺 is far stronger than standalone 诺.
