Southeast Asian baby names

From Lao meaning 'good heart' or 'virtuous soul', combining keo (jewel/precious) and mani (mind/heart). Modern cross-cultural blend.

Vietnamese name of uncertain etymology, possibly related to historical or regional significance in Southeast Asian naming traditions

A Southeast Asian name of Cambodian origin, likely derived from Khmer roots with connections to traditional naming practices in the region.

From Thai 'kai' (chicken) and 'jai' (heart/spirit). May also reflect Khmer influences in Southeast Asian naming traditions.

From Khmer, a traditional Cambodian name often given to girls, reflecting Southeast Asian naming conventions

From Arabic 'zuhr' meaning 'flower' or 'blooming'. Popular in Southeast Asia as a feminine name conveying beauty and flourishing.

Common Vietnamese given name, typically used for boys. The name carries traditional significance in Vietnamese culture.

A name of Southeast Asian origin, Atong carries warmth and cultural significance in Malay-speaking communities, often used as an affectionate or familial name.

From Khmer origin, traditionally used in Cambodia. The name carries grace and cultural significance in Southeast Asian naming traditions.

From Thai origins, meaning 'beautiful' or 'pretty'. A modern name with Southeast Asian roots gaining recognition in Western contexts.

From Sanskrit meaning 'grace' or 'charm', used throughout Southeast Asian cultures with elegant, feminine associations

From Thai origins, the name Khing carries cultural significance in Southeast Asian naming traditions and may relate to concepts of strength or natural elements.

From Sanskrit meaning 'intoxicating' or 'dark'; also refers to the Malay people and language of Southeast Asia, evoking warmth and cultural richness

From Sanskrit 'surya' meaning 'sun', popular in Southeast Asian cultures where it signifies light and divine radiance

Thai name with soft, consonant-final sound; meaning varies by tone marking in Thai script