The unisex name Thanh originates in Vietnamese on the basis of the Sino-Vietnamese character 清, traditionally signifying “clear,” “pure” or “bright,” and thereby connoting qualities of clarity, sincerity and youthful vitality. Employed both as a given name and a surname within Vietnamese cultural practice, Thanh has in recent decades garnered intermittent adoption in Anglo-American settings—its monosyllabic form and precise phonetic rendering (/tɑːn/) aligning neatly with contemporary preferences for names that marry linguistic economy to substantive meaning. In scholarly discussions of modern anthroponymy, Thanh is often cited as an exemplar of how a name can remain deeply rooted in Southeast Asian heritage while demonstrating sufficient phonological and semantic flexibility to integrate into Western naming conventions.
Thanh Lan - |
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Thanh Nguyen - |
Thánh Thiên - |