Leung
Meaning: Bright, good Gender: Male Pronunciation: Leunga Language origin of Leung: Sino-Tibetan Regional origin of Leung: East Asia Languages Leung is most common: Cantonese Religions Leung is most common: Buddhism, Taoism First letter and sound: L, Le Last letter and sound: G, ga Alternative Spelling: Leungo, Leuny
Ming
Meaning: Bright, clear Gender: Male Pronunciation: Minga Language origin of Ming: Sino-Tibetan Regional origin of Ming: East Asia Languages Ming is most common: Cantonese Religions Ming is most common: Buddhism, Taoism First letter and sound: M, Mi Last letter and sound: G, ga Alternative Spelling: Myng, Mingi, Miny
Ting
Meaning: Graceful, delicate Gender: Female Pronunciation: Tingn Language origin of Ting: Sino-Tibetan Regional origin of Ting: East Asia Languages Ting is most common: Cantonese Religions Ting is most common: Buddhism, Taoism First letter and sound: T, Ti Last letter and sound: G, gn Alternative Spelling: Tyng, Tingo, Ting
Ching
Meaning: Pure, clear Gender: Female Pronunciation: Ching Language origin of Ching: Sino-Tibetan Regional origin of Ching: East Asia Languages Ching is most common: Cantonese Religions Ching is most common: Buddhism, Taoism First letter and sound: C, Ch Last letter and sound: G, ng Alternative Spelling: Chyng, Chinge, Ching
Fung
Meaning: Wind Gender: Male Pronunciation: Fungn Language origin of Fung: Sino-Tibetan Regional origin of Fung: East Asia Languages Fung is most common: Cantonese Religions Fung is most common: Buddhism, Taoism First letter and sound: F, Fu Last letter and sound: G, gn Alternative Spelling: Fungi, Funy
Ling
Meaning: Spirit, clever Gender: Female Pronunciation: Linga Language origin of Ling: Sino-Tibetan Regional origin of Ling: East Asia Languages Ling is most common: Cantonese Religions Ling is most common: Buddhism, Taoism First letter and sound: L, Li Last letter and sound: G, ga Alternative Spelling: Lyng, Lingi, Linn
Sajag
Meaning: Blessed Gender: Male Pronunciation: Sa-Ja-G Language origin of Sajag: Indic Regional origin of Sajag: South Asia Languages Sajag is most common: Bengali Religions Sajag is most common: Hinduism First letter and sound: S, Saj Last letter and sound: G, jag Alternative Spelling: Saajag, Sajagh
Farag
Meaning: Relief, deliverance Gender: Male Pronunciation: Fah-Rah-G Language origin of Farag: Arabic Regional origin of Farag: Middle East Languages Farag is most common: Arabic, Urdu Religions Farag is most common: Islam First letter and sound: F, Fah Last letter and sound: G, g Alternative Spelling: Farraj, Farak