Qiongfen
Meaning: Jade-like fragrance Gender: Female Pronunciation: Chyong-Fen Language origin of Qiongfen: Sino-Tibetan Regional origin of Qiongfen: East Asia Languages Qiongfen is most common: Mandarin Religions Qiongfen is most common: Buddhism, Taoism, Confucianism First letter and sound: Q, Qi Last letter and sound: N, fen Alternative Spelling: Qiangfen, Qiengfen, Qiongfan
Qianqian
Meaning: Thousand coins Gender: Female Pronunciation: Chee-En-Chee-En Language origin of Qianqian: Sino-Tibetan Regional origin of Qianqian: East Asia Languages Qianqian is most common: Mandarin Religions Qianqian is most common: Buddhism, Taoism, Confucianism First letter and sound: Q, Qi Last letter and sound: N, qian Alternative Spelling: Qienqian, Qianqien, Quanqian
Tianlan
Meaning: Heavenly orchid Gender: Female Pronunciation: Tyen-Lan Language origin of Tianlan: Sino-Tibetan Regional origin of Tianlan: East Asia Languages Tianlan is most common: Mandarin Religions Tianlan is most common: Buddhism, Taoism, Confucianism First letter and sound: T, Ti Last letter and sound: N, lan Alternative Spelling: Tienlan, Tionlan, Tianlen
Tingjun
Meaning: Elegant and beautiful Gender: Female Pronunciation: Ting-Joon Language origin of Tingjun: Sino-Tibetan Regional origin of Tingjun: East Asia Languages Tingjun is most common: Mandarin Religions Tingjun is most common: Buddhism, Taoism, Confucianism First letter and sound: T, Ti Last letter and sound: N, jun Alternative Spelling: Tangjun, Tengjun, Tingjin
Tulian
Meaning: Earth lotus Gender: Female Pronunciation: Tu-Lyen Language origin of Tulian: Sino-Tibetan Regional origin of Tulian: East Asia Languages Tulian is most common: Mandarin Religions Tulian is most common: Buddhism, Taoism, Confucianism First letter and sound: T, Tu Last letter and sound: N, lian Alternative Spelling: Talian, Tilian, Tulien
Ping’An
Meaning: Peace and tranquility Gender: Female Pronunciation: Ping-An Language origin of Ping’An: Sino-Tibetan Regional origin of Ping’An: East Asia Languages Ping’An is most common: Mandarin Religions Ping’An is most common: Buddhism, Taoism, Confucianism First letter and sound: P, Pi Last letter and sound: N, an Alternative Spelling: Peng’an, Pang’an, Ping’en
Shuxian
Meaning: Virtuous immortal Gender: Female Pronunciation: Shu-Shyen Language origin of Shuxian: Sino-Tibetan Regional origin of Shuxian: East Asia Languages Shuxian is most common: Mandarin Religions Shuxian is most common: Buddhism, Taoism, Confucianism First letter and sound: S, Shu Last letter and sound: N, xian Alternative Spelling: Shaxian, Shexian, Shuxien
Sujuan
Meaning: Simple grace Gender: Female Pronunciation: Su-Jwan Language origin of Sujuan: Sino-Tibetan Regional origin of Sujuan: East Asia Languages Sujuan is most common: Mandarin Religions Sujuan is most common: Buddhism, Taoism, Confucianism First letter and sound: S, Su Last letter and sound: N, juan Alternative Spelling: Sajuan, Sejuan, Sujian
Sulan
Meaning: Simple orchid Gender: Female Pronunciation: Su-Lan Language origin of Sulan: Sino-Tibetan Regional origin of Sulan: East Asia Languages Sulan is most common: Mandarin Religions Sulan is most common: Buddhism, Taoism, Confucianism First letter and sound: S, Su Last letter and sound: N, lan Alternative Spelling: Salan, Selan, Sulin
Suyin
Meaning: Simple sound Gender: Female Pronunciation: Su-Yin Language origin of Suyin: Sino-Tibetan Regional origin of Suyin: East Asia Languages Suyin is most common: Mandarin Religions Suyin is most common: Buddhism, Taoism, Confucianism First letter and sound: S, Su Last letter and sound: N, yin Alternative Spelling: Sayin, Seyin, Suyan