Vietnamese names for girls
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Ai
Ai means “love” in Japanese, where it can also mean “indigo blue,” and “loving” in Chinese.
Am
Am is a Vietnamese name meaning “lunar” or “female.”
An
An is a Chinese and Vietnamese name meaning “peace.”
Be
Be is a Vietnamese name meaning “doll.”
Bian
Bian is a Vietnamese name meaning “secretive.”
Cam
Cam is a Vietnamese name for citrus or orange fruit, also meaning “sweet.” Cam is also a Scottish short form of Cameron.
Chi
Chi is a Nigerian name meaning “God,” and in Chinese it can mean “younger generation.” Chi is Nigerian and carries the meaning “guardian angel.”
Ha
Ha is a Vietnamese name meaning “happy.” Another book gives Ha the Vietnamese meaning “river.”
Hai
Hai is Vietnamese and Chinese for “sea.”
Hang
Hang is a Vietnamese name meaning “full moon” or “from the moon.”
Hanh
Hanh is Vietnamese for “faithful,” “moral,” or “ethical.”
Hao
Hao is Vietnamese for “good” or “well behaved.”
Hien
Hien is a Vietnamese name meaning “gentle.”
Hoa
Hoa is Vietnamese, meaning “flower” in one book and “peaceful” in another.
Hue
Hue is a Vietnamese name meaning “lily.”
Kim
Kim is a Vietnamese name meaning “gold.” Kim is also a short form of Kimberly, an English place name; actress Kim Basinger is a notable bearer.
Lan
Lan is a Vietnamese and Chinese name meaning “orchid” or “flower,” with Lang as a variant.
Lang
Lang is a Norse name meaning “tall” or “tall man,” with Lange as a variant. Lang is Vietnamese for “sweet potato.”
Mai
Mai carries many meanings: Vietnamese “cherry blossom,” Japanese “dance,” Navajo “coyote,” and French “month of May.” Mai is also given a Latin meaning, “great.”
Nu
Nu is Vietnamese for “girl.” Nu is also a Burmese name meaning “tender.”
Tai
Tai is a Vietnamese name meaning “talent” or “skill.” Tai is also Chinese, meaning “big.”
Tam
Tam is a Vietnamese name meaning “heart.” Tam is also a Scottish form of Thomas.
Thu
Thu is a Vietnamese name meaning “autumn,” or “born during autumn.”
Thuy
Thuy is a Vietnamese name meaning “water.” Thuy is also given the Vietnamese meaning “gentle.”
Trinh
Trinh is a Vietnamese name meaning “pure” or “virgin.”
Tuyen
Tuyen is a Vietnamese name meaning “angel.”
Tuyet
Tuyet is a Vietnamese name meaning “snow” or “white.”
Van
Van is Dutch for “son of” or “from” and is a frequent surname prefix that can also be used by itself as a first name. Van can also be a short form of Evan, Ivan, or Vandyke; actor Van Johnson and pianist Van Cliburn are notable bearers.
Xuan
Xuan is a Vietnamese name meaning “spring,” for a child born in that season.
Yen
Yen is a Vietnamese name meaning “calm.” Yen is also a Chinese name meaning “desired one.”
These lists are only intended to give you name ideas. Make sure to further research each name, as some may have negative connotations.