KUO
Kuo
The British surname Kuo has its origins in Chinese culture and is pronounced as /kwəʊ/. It is a romanisation of several Chinese characters, such as 郭 and 郏. The exact meaning of the name can vary depending on the character it represents, but common translations include 'outer', 'edge', or 'corner'.
The surname Kuo is not native to British culture but has become more common due to immigration and cultural exchange. Individuals carrying the surname Kuo may have roots in Taiwan, mainland China, or other regions with a significant Chinese population. Over time, the name has been embraced by individuals and families who have made the UK their home.
As with many surnames of non-British origin, the name Kuo serves as a reminder of the multicultural and diverse society that the United Kingdom has become. It reflects the blending of different cultures and traditions that have enriched British society over the years.
There are approximately 221 people named Kuo in the UK. That makes it one of Britain's least common surnames. Only around three in a million people in Britain are named Kuo.