Chopin

chopin English <dab!> Etymology Borrowed from en fr Chopin: see there for more. Pronunciation en /ʃoʊˈpæn/ GA,Canada Proper noun ~ s en French. Frédéric Chopin, a Polish-born classical composer. 1991, Life's Little Instruction Book: 511 Suggestions, Observations, and Reminders on How to Live a Happy and Rewarding Life, H. Jackson Brown Jr., published by Rutledge Hill Press:34 ♦ Learn to identify the music of Chopin, Mozart, and Beethoven. Derived terms en Chopinian Translations surname Arabic: ar شُوبَان m f šubān Bulgarian: bg Шопе́н m f Chinese: Cantonese: yue 蕭邦 siu1 bong1 Mandarin: cmn 肖邦 Xiāobāng, cmn 蕭邦 Xiāobāng French: fr Chopin m f Japanese: ja ショパン Shopan Korean: ko ^쇼팽 Polish: pl Szopen m, pl Chopin Russian: ru Шопе́н m f Swedish: sv Chopin Statistics According to the 2010 United States Census, Chopin is the 36048th most common surname in the United States, belonging to 622 individuals. Chopin is most common among White (39.87%), Black/African American (32.8%) and Hispanic/Latino (25.24%) individuals. Further reading Anagrams en chinop -phonic Pichon cophin phonic pincho en Individuals French Etymology In some cases, a nickname for a pugnacious person, from fr fro chopin violent blow, diminutive of fro chop blow, from fr la colaphus colpus. In other cases, a nickname for a tippler,A Dictionary of English Surnames from fr chopine measure of liquid / fr chopiner, from fr chope tankard, from fr gsw Schoppe; see fr chope for more. Compare en Chapin. Pronunciation Proper noun mf fr References Italian it: Etymology it fr Chopin. Pronunciation Sciopèn<r:DiPI> Proper noun mfbysense it fr surname References