Chuyện
Meaning: Story Gender: Female Pronunciation: Choo-Yen Language origin of Chuyện: Austroasiatic Regional origin of Chuyện: Southeast Asia Languages Chuyện is most common: Vietnamese Religions Chuyện is most common: Buddhism First letter and sound: C, Ch Last letter and sound: N, n Alternative Spelling: Chuyen
Đạm
Meaning: Faint Gender: Female Pronunciation: Dahm Language origin of Đạm: Austroasiatic Regional origin of Đạm: Southeast Asia Languages Đạm is most common: Vietnamese Religions Đạm is most common: Buddhism First letter and sound: Đ, Đ Last letter and sound: M, m Alternative Spelling: Dam
Đầy
Meaning: Full Gender: Female Pronunciation: Day Language origin of Đầy: Austroasiatic Regional origin of Đầy: Southeast Asia Languages Đầy is most common: Vietnamese Religions Đầy is most common: Buddhism First letter and sound: Đ, Đ Last letter and sound: Y, y Alternative Spelling: Day
Đạp
Meaning: Step Gender: Female Pronunciation: Dap Language origin of Đạp: Austroasiatic Regional origin of Đạp: Southeast Asia Languages Đạp is most common: Vietnamese Religions Đạp is most common: Buddhism First letter and sound: Đ, Đ Last letter and sound: P, p Alternative Spelling: Dap
Cầu
Meaning: Bridge Gender: Female Pronunciation: Cow Language origin of Cầu: Austroasiatic Regional origin of Cầu: Southeast Asia Languages Cầu is most common: Vietnamese Religions Cầu is most common: Buddhism First letter and sound: C, C Last letter and sound: U, u Alternative Spelling: Cau
Cậy
Meaning: Rely Gender: Female Pronunciation: Cay Language origin of Cậy: Austroasiatic Regional origin of Cậy: Southeast Asia Languages Cậy is most common: Vietnamese Religions Cậy is most common: Buddhism First letter and sound: C, C Last letter and sound: Y, y Alternative Spelling: Cay
Chè
Meaning: Tea Gender: Female Pronunciation: Cheh Language origin of Chè: Austroasiatic Regional origin of Chè: Southeast Asia Languages Chè is most common: Vietnamese Religions Chè is most common: Buddhism First letter and sound: C, Ch Last letter and sound: È, e Alternative Spelling: Che
Chíp
Meaning: Chip Gender: Female Pronunciation: Cheep Language origin of Chíp: Austroasiatic Regional origin of Chíp: Southeast Asia Languages Chíp is most common: Vietnamese Religions Chíp is most common: Buddhism First letter and sound: C, Ch Last letter and sound: P, p Alternative Spelling: Chip
Cẩm
Meaning: Brocade Gender: Female Pronunciation: Gum Language origin of Cẩm: Austroasiatic Regional origin of Cẩm: Southeast Asia Languages Cẩm is most common: Vietnamese Religions Cẩm is most common: Buddhism First letter and sound: C, C Last letter and sound: M, m Alternative Spelling: Cam
Cháu
Meaning: Grandchild Gender: Female Pronunciation: Chow Language origin of Cháu: Austroasiatic Regional origin of Cháu: Southeast Asia Languages Cháu is most common: Vietnamese Religions Cháu is most common: Buddhism First letter and sound: C, Ch Last letter and sound: U, u Alternative Spelling: Chau