Mai

May stands for:

May the fifth month of the year
Soon ( dance), a form of traditional Japanese dance

First name:

Mai Kuraki ( b. 1982 ), Japanese singer
May Nakahara ( born 1981 ), Japanese voice actress
May Tagami ( born 1980 ), Japanese marathon runner
Nguyen Thi Mai Hưng (* 1994), Vietnamese chess player

Family name:

Albrecht Greiner -Mai (1932-2012), German glassblower, glass designer and glass artist
Angelo Mai (1782-1854), Italian cardinal
Christina Soon ( * 1961), German long-distance runner
Dominic Luong May ( born 1940 ), American clergyman, Auxiliary Bishop of Orange in California
Ernst Soon ( born 1915 ), German lawyer
Francis May (1911-1999), founding director of the Saarland Radio
Franz Anton May ( also: Franz Anton of May; 1742-1814 ), German gynecologist
Gerhard Soon ( * 1957), German politician
Herbert Mai (* 1947), German former union leader ( OTV ) and managers
Iris Soon ( * 1962), German chess player
Jordan May (1866-1922), German Franciscan
Jürgen Mai (* 1951), German actor and director
Karl Soon ( mayor) ( 1909-1993 ), German local politician (CDU )
Karl May (1928-1993), German football player
Karlheinz May (1920-1964), German photographer
Karl Reinhold Soon ( * 1951), German Bank Manager and CEO of Sparkasse Lüneburg
Klaus -Rüdiger Soon ( * 1963), German writer
Ludger Soon ( * 1941 ), German organist
Manfred Mai ( writer ) ( born 1949 ), German writer
Manfred Mai ( political scientist ) ( born 1953 ), German political scientist
Mukhtar Mai (born 1972 ), Pakistani activist for women's rights
Paul Soon ( born 1935 ), Roman Catholic priest, historian and director of the Episcopal central archives in Regensburg
Reinhold H. May (* 1957), German author and translator
Sebastian Soon ( * 1993), German football player
Udo Soon ( born 1967), German football player
Ulrike Soon ( * 1960 ), German actress
Volker Soon ( * 1966), German track and field athlete
Willi May (1911-1945), German folklorist
Vladimir Senonowitsch May Majewski (1867-1920), Russian general during the Russian Civil War
Yvonne Mai- Graham (born 1965 ), German track and field athlete

May is an abbreviation for:

Makhteshim Agan
Malmö Allmänna Idrottsförening
Management Assistance Inc., computer manufacturers, system see May
Ministry of Foreign Trade and Intra- German Trade of the GDR ( MAH later, Ministry of Foreign Trade abbreviated )
Moscow State Aviation Institute
Multilateral Agreement on Investment

MAI distinguishing signs on license plate:

Germany: Landkreis Kelheim ( for Main Castle )
Moldova: Ministry of Interior
Romania: Ministry of Interior ( Ministerul Administraţiei şi Internelor )