The meaning is essential in the choice of female Chinese names. Poetic and full of meaning, often rare and little attributed in France, these pretty names will delight your little girl.
In Chinese tradition, when you give your baby a first name, you give it a personality for life. Female Chinese names carry a very important and determining meaning. So if you want a chinese female given name for your little girl, you will pass on poetry to her… But also the richness of a culture, a history and the beginning of a character. Here is the guide to the prettiest Chinese names for baby girls.
Ideas for Chinese names for girls, with meaning
Chinese female given names have a special meaning which often represents a criterion of choice for young parents.
| Shan | Precious |
| Qian | Pretty |
| Have | Love |
| Bao | Treasure |
| Bi | Jade |
| cai | colorful |
| Chan | beautiful and graceful |
| hua | Flower |
| fang | Fragrant |
| Hui | Kindness |
| lan | Orchid |
| Jiao | Beautiful |
| N / A | graceful girl |
Top Chinese baby girl names
here are the names of Chinese origin the most given in France last year:
What are the compound female Chinese names?
In China, first names for girls are often composed, this is the case of Tou-Mou, which refers to the idea of a mind open to the world, a curious and tolerant personality. For Hui Ying, another compound first name for girl, the meaning is “the perfume of the earth”. We also find Ang Yin which refers to the secret of blood, Bing-Quing which means “studious”. Chang-O is a symbol of determination, when Chih-Nii is the attacker.
Which Chinese names for women are ancient?
In the library of Chinese names for girls, there are certain historical references, which refer in particular to significant events in the history of the country. For example, we can note Weihong, which means “protect red” and which refers to the cultural revolution which lasted from 1966 to 1976. Chinese parents also named their daughters Weidong, Xuenong, Wenge (which means “cultural revolution”) in support of this event. Among the women who have marked the history of China and who are therefore references to old first names, we think of the feminist poetess Qiu Jin, to the scientist Dog Shiung Wu, to the Empress of the Forbidden City, Cixi, with heroin Zhang Zhixin, or the Chinese actress Pan Hong.
Chinese names for baby girls, by letter:
T-shaped
In the list of feminine first names in “t”, we find:
- tao
- Thai
- Thanh
- Thien
- tengfei
- Tian
- Ting
- Ting Feng
- Ting Guang
In M
If you are looking for a Chinese name starting with the letter M for your daughter: Ma, Mai, Mai-Linh, Mei, Mei-Feng, Mei-Li, Mei-Ling, Mei-Hui, Mei-Rong, Mei-Xiang, Meng, Ming-Li, Meng-Yao, Ming-Zhu, Ming- Xia, Mong.
Starting with S
Do you want a first name starting with an “s” for your little girl? There is : Shen, Shi, Shi-Hong, Shan, Shao-Qing, Shu, Shuang, Shu-Chun, Shou-Shan, Su-Yin.
U-shaped
If you are looking for a Chinese name in “u”, know that they are very rare… There is for example Ushi.
In R
For a Chinese first name in “r”, there is: Ru, Ring, Ruo-Lan, Ren-Shu, Rong, Ren-Qing, Ran.