Aubrey written in Chinese
奥布里 is used in media and dictionaries for the foreign name Aubrey, but as a personal name in Chinese it feels clearly imported because the sound pattern and character choices are not typical of native given names.
3 real Chinese names for Aubrey
These are given names (the part after the family name) that echo the sound of Aubrey and read naturally to Chinese speakers.
1 · warm
Ānbèi
“calm grace, like a flower bud”
Anbei echoes Aubrey with a soft opening vowel and a close bei ending.
2 · modern
Àibèi
“graceful vitality in bloom”
Aibei gives a light modern echo to Aubrey, especially in the bright opening and the -bei ending.
3 · elegant
Wǎnbèi
“gentle and blooming”
Wanbei is less direct, but its soft rhythm and bree-like ending make it a natural Chinese echo of Aubrey.
A nickname friends might use
蓓蓓 Bèibèi: bud; a sweet, affectionate nickname.
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A full Chinese name puts the family name first: for example 林安蓓 (Lín Ānbèi). Many people choose a Chinese surname that sounds like their own last name, and a given name that carries the element their birth chart lacks.
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Aubrey comes from a Norman French form of a Germanic name meaning “elf ruler,” and today it is most often used for girls in English.
Frequently asked questions
How do you say Aubrey in Chinese?
The standard transliteration is 奥布里, pronounced Àobùlǐ. 奥布里 is used in media and dictionaries for the foreign name Aubrey, but as a personal name in Chinese it feels clearly imported because the sound pattern and character choices are not typical of native given names.
What is a good Chinese name for Aubrey?
Natural options that echo the sound of Aubrey: 安蓓 (Ānbèi, “calm grace, like a flower bud”); 艾蓓 (Àibèi, “graceful vitality in bloom”); 婉蓓 (Wǎnbèi, “gentle and blooming”). In a full Chinese name the family name comes first, followed by one of these given names.
How do you write Aubrey in Chinese characters?
As a transliteration: 奥布里. As a real Chinese given name: for example 安蓓 (安 = peaceful, calm, 蓓 = flower bud).
Can I use 奥布里 as my Chinese name?
You can, but Chinese speakers will read it as a foreign name. Most people who live, study or work with Chinese speakers prefer a short name with a Chinese family name and a meaningful given name.
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Pinyin generated from the characters; tones shown with marks. Updated 2026-11-05.