粘
zhān
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Origin & History
The surname 粘 is derived from the surname of a Han dynasty general named Zhān Yì, who was known for his loyalty and military prowess. It is also associated with the concept of 'adhesion' or 'stickiness', reflecting the character's meaning.
Meaning & Notes
The character 粘 primarily means 'to stick' or 'adhesive', and as a surname, it symbolizes the quality of being firmly attached or connected. It is less common than some other surnames but holds cultural significance in certain regions of China.
Famous People
- Zhān Xīn - Chinese actor and director
- Zhān Yī - Historical figure from the Han dynasty
- Zhān Wēn - Contemporary artist and writer
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adhesivehan dynastysurnamerarehistory