Elizabeth in Chinese
The standard Chinese transliteration of Elizabeth is 伊丽莎白, pronounced Yīlìshābái. Hear it below, see what each character means, then try saying it yourself.
伊丽莎白
Yīlìshābái
Character by character
he/she (literary)
beautiful
sedge grass (used in female names)
white
About this transliteration
Universally known through Queen Elizabeth II, 伊丽莎白二世.
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