Asian baby names

Kirin refers to a legendary hooved chimerical creature in Japanese and Chinese mythology, often depicted as a benevolent omen of good fortune and prosperity.

Beautiful flower or ocean; composed of kanji elements mai (舞, dance/elegance) or mai (毎, every) combined with ka (香, fragrance/flower).

Japanese name meaning 'ocean' (kai) combined with 'birth' (san). Associated with water, fluidity, and new beginnings.

Naoki typically combines kanji meaning 'honest/sincere' (nao) with 'tree/wood' (ki), symbolizing a straightforward, grounded nature rooted in strength.

From Vietnamese meaning 'south'. A common given name in Vietnam, often symbolizing direction and geographical identity.

From Vietnamese, a common surname and given name. In Vietnamese culture, 'Dang' can reference nobility or relate to celestial elements.

Meaning varies by kanji used; commonly 'beautiful' or 'graceful' with various second characters creating compounds like 'clear flower' or 'beautiful sand'

Yoon is a Korean surname and given name. As a given name, it often carries meanings related to 'allow,' 'consent,' or 'justice' depending on the hanja characters used.

Combination name likely meaning 'jade' or 'peaceful' with 'anh' (brother/sibling term used affectionately). Vietnamese feminine given name with poetic sensibility.

Peace or calm. A common Vietnamese name often given to bring tranquility and stability to the child's life.

A Vietnamese name, often used for both genders. Khanh can mean 'auspicious' or relate to qualities of brightness and clarity in Vietnamese tradition.

Typically written with kanji meaning 'flower' (花) and 'sound/harmony' (音/音), or 'blossom' and 'graceful'. Conveys natural beauty and melodic elegance.

Beauty in Thai; also a modern name blending 'La' (meaning beautiful or graceful) with 'Lisa', gaining popularity through global pop culture.

From Vietnamese meaning 'bright' or 'clear', often associated with light and clarity. A common given name in Vietnam.

Tae means 'great' or 'exalted'; Min means 'clever' or 'quick'. Together suggesting a person of great intellect and capability.

From Sino-Vietnamese meaning 'complete' or 'whole'. Common Vietnamese given name often used in combination with family names.

A Korean family name, one of the most common surnames in Korea. Often used as a given name as well, with meanings varying by hanja characters used.

A name with roots in Japanese culture, often written with kanji meaning 'middle' or 'fragrant' depending on character selection.

A common Vietnamese surname and given name, often used as a standalone given name in English-speaking contexts. Meaning varies by character composition in Vietnamese.

Vietnamese name traditionally associated with strength and health. Khang conveys robustness and well-being in Vietnamese culture.

From Chinese characters meaning 'healthy' or 'strong' (健), or 'build/establish' (建). Common in contemporary Chinese naming.

Often composed of characters meaning 'wisdom' or 'cleverness' (지) combined with '민' meaning 'quick' or 'clever.' Exact meaning depends on hanja characters used.

From Chinese meaning 'swallow' (bird) or 'gorgeous'; also Japanese currency unit symbolizing value and exchange.

Means 'clear' or 'pure' in Vietnamese, often associated with clarity, brightness, and spiritual purity