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Jordan in Chinese

In Chinese, Jordan is written 乔丹 (Qiáo dān), the standard spelling used in Chinese books, films and news. If you would like a name with meaning, try 卓远 (Zhuó yuǎn): a Chinese-style name meaning outstanding and far-reaching.

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乔丹

Qiáo dān

Jordan

3 ways to write Jordan

Choose by sound or by meaning.

There is no single official spelling of an English name in Chinese. Here is what each option says, character by character.

Standard spellingMost used
乔丹

Qiáo dān

The Chinese spelling made famous by Michael Jordan.

乔
qiáotall
丹
dānred, a loyal heart (as in 丹心)

Best when you want Chinese readers to see Jordan straight away.

Name with meaning
卓远

Zhuó yuǎn

A Chinese-style name meaning outstanding and far-reaching.

卓
zhuóoutstanding
远
yuǎnfar-reaching

Close to the “Jor-” sound of Jordan, and natural to a Chinese reader.

Single character
远

Yuǎn

A single character meaning reaching far.

远
yuǎnfar-reaching

Clean and minimal; reads well at any size.

About the name

Where Jordan comes from.

Jordan comes from the Jordan River, whose Hebrew name means “flowing down”. It was first used as a given name by crusaders who brought back water from the river.

Brush styles

乔丹 in seven styles.

From calm regular script to fast cursive. Open the generator to try any of them with Jordan.

About Jordan in Chinese

What does the name Jordan mean?

Jordan comes from the Jordan River, whose Hebrew name means “flowing down”. It was first used as a given name by crusaders who brought back water from the river.

How do you say Jordan in Chinese?

Jordan is written 乔丹 and pronounced Qiáo dān. This is the standard spelling Chinese speakers use for the name. Best when you want Chinese readers to see Jordan straight away.

What does 卓远 mean?

卓远 (Zhuó yuǎn) is a Chinese-style name for Jordan: a Chinese-style name meaning outstanding and far-reaching. 卓 means “outstanding”, 远 means “far-reaching”.

Which version of Jordan is best for a tattoo?

乔丹 is how Chinese speakers will read your name. 卓远 is shorter and every character carries a meaning, which many people prefer for body art. Write it in a readable style such as Kaishu, and show it to a fluent reader before your appointment.