Yue
[juːɛ]Meaning
from Chinese 越 "cross, surpass" or 月 "moon"; also a pinyin form of the surname 岳
Background Story
Yue comes from Chinese, where it is written 越 and means "cross, surpass", a character also used to refer to the Yue people, or 月, meaning "moon". Other characters can form the name as well. It is used in Vietnamese. As a surname, Yue is the pinyin transliteration of the Chinese family name 岳, and also of 樂, simplified 乐, which can be read Lè instead.
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