Anybody know where to find Hmong names?

Question

I've been to several websites and only found one decent one, though its list was pretty short... and it didn't say if the names were for boys or girls =P

Answer 1

While I can't find any dedicated strictly to Hmong names (except perhaps the short, ambiguous list you found), I did find some that share websites with many other names.



Male Hmong names (this site takes awhile to load, for some reason):

http://www.just-think-it.com/sbn/hmong-m.htm



Female Hmong names:

http://www.just-think-it.com/sbn/hmong-f.htm



Hmong language page (with a Hmong-English dictionary):

http://www.hmongnet.org/language/index.html



Hmong children names:

http://ww2.saturn.stpaul.k12.mn.us/hmong/names.html

^ This one is pretty good, and has some separation of female and male.



Hope this helps!

Answer 2

That's not Hmong at all, believe me I 've been to there villages in Tak, Mae Hong Son before.

Answer 3

Ai (Aiv): Juliet



Bao (Npaub, Npauj): butterfly



Bee (Npib): coin



Ber (Npawv): round, chubby face



Blong (Nplooj): leaf



Cha (Tsav, Tsab): drive; ruler, pretend, act



Bong (Npoos): borrow



Chia (Tshiab, Txiab): new, scissor



Chang (Tswv nroog): mayor



Chee (Cib): rice basket



Cheng (Tsheej): for sure, real



Cher (Cawv): whiskey, alcohol



Choua (Cua): wind



Chue (Tswb): bell



Dang (Ntaj): sword



Dee (Dib): cucumber



Der (Dawb): white, free



Dia (Diav): spoon



Doua (Nruas): drum



Fong (Foom): curse, bless



Fue (Fwj): protect



Gao (Nkauj): song, young, unmarried female



Ge (Zeb): stone, rock



Ger (Ntxawg): youngest boy



Hang (Ham): communication, weld, solder



Her (Hawj): education



Hue (Hwj): glass



Joua (Ntsuab): green



Ka (Kab): bug



Kao (Kaus): umbrella



Kee (Kim): expensive



Khue (Khwb): cover



Ker (Kawm): learn, backpack basket



Kou (Kub): gold, hot



Kor (Kob): color



Lang (Laj): breeze



Lao (Hlaus): metal, hoe



Lee (Lis): leader



Leng (Leej): effective



Lia (Liag, Liab): rice sickel, monkey, red



Lo (Lauj): talent



Long (Looj): dragon



Mai (Maiv): girl



Mao (Mos): soft, young



Meng (Meej): true



Moua (Muas): buy, democracy



Neng (Neeb): shaman



Nhia (Nyiaj): money, silver



Nou (Nus): brother



Pa (Paj): flower



Pao (Pov): bless, throw, toss



Pha (Phab): police, enforcer



Pheng (Pheej): regular



Phia (Phiab): bowl



Phong (Phooj): friend, buddy



Phoua (Phuab): squash bowl



Sai (Xaiv): select



See (Xis): like



Seng (Xeeb): pregnant, conceive



SheeYee (Siv Yis): forefather of shaman



shia (Siab): tall, chest



Shoua (Suav): chinese



Sou (Xub): arrow, versus



Sue (Xws): girly



Teng (Teeb): stack, flashlight



Thai (Thaiv): protect, shelter



Thao (Thoj): hold tight



Tia (Tiaj): flat



Tou (Tub): boy



Tong (Tooj): brass



Toua (Tuam): backward kick



Va (Vas): net



Vang (Vaj): medicine, garden, fence



Vong (Voos): infection, oval



Wa (Vam): thrive, to hope for



Xang (Xab): box



Xau (Xauv): lock



Xe (Xis): right side



Xiong (Xyooj): soldier



Yang (Yaj): public relation, vanish



Yeng (Yeeb): opium



Yer (Ntxawm): youngest daughter



Yong (Yoov): a fly



Youa (Ntsuab): green, eve



Za (Zam): make room, for others to pass by



Zong (Zoo): good, beautiful

Answer 4

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Answer 6

I don't know if you tried these but try



http://www.hmongcenter.org/hmongnames.html



http://ww2.saturn.stpaul.k12.mn.us/Hmong/names.html



Hope this helps :)