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Writing Adolescent Fiction/Character names/Korean

Usage Note
In Korea, last names come first. A Korean with a hyphenated name would be known by both parts of the name, not just the one before the hyphen. A girl would call her older brother Oppa and her older sister Unnie. A boy would call his older brother Hyung and his older sister Noona.

Girls’ names

 * 1) A-ra (아라)
 * 2) Areum (아름)
 * 3) A-young (아영)
 * 4) Ae-jin (애진)
 * 5) Ae-jung (애정)
 * 6) Ae-min (애민)
 * 7) Ae-ri (애리)
 * 8) Ae-sook (애숙)
 * 9) Ae-young (애영)
 * 10) A-in (아인)
 * 11) Bo-ah (보아)
 * 12) Bo-hyun (보현)
 * 13) Bo-kyung (보경)
 * 14) Bo-mi (보미)
 * 15) Bo-ra (보라)
 * 16) Bo-seon (보선)
 * 17) Bo-won (보원)
 * 18) Bo-young (보영)
 * 19) Bom (봄)
 * 20) Byung-soon (병순)
 * 21) Chae-eun (채은)
 * 22) Chae-ha (채하)
 * 23) Chae-hyun (채현)
 * 24) Chae-jung (채정)
 * 25) Chae-kyung (채경)
 * 26) Chae-min (채민)
 * 27) Chae-rin (채린)
 * 28) Chae-ryeong (채령)
 * 29) Chae-sun (채선)
 * 30) Chae-won (채원)
 * 31) Chae-yeon (채연)
 * 32) Chae-young (채영)
 * 33) Chan-hee (찬희)
 * 34) Chan-ju (찬주)
 * 35) Chan-mi (찬미)
 * 36) Chan-ri (찬리)
 * 37) Chan-sook (찬숙)
 * 38) Cho-hyeon (초현)
 * 39) Cho-won (초원)
 * 40) Cho-yeon (초연)
 * 41) Da-ae (다애)
 * 42) Da-bin (다빈)
 * 43) Da-eun (다은)
 * 44) Da-hae (다해)
 * 45) Da-hee (다희)
 * 46) Da-hye (다혜)
 * 47) Da-hyun (다현)
 * 48) Da-in (다인)
 * 49) Da-jeong (다정)
 * 50) Da-kyung (다경)
 * 51) Da-mi (다미)
 * 52) Da-min (다민)
 * 53) Da-on (다온)
 * 54) Da-seul (다슬)
 * 55) Da-sol (다솔)
 * 56) Da-som (다솜)
 * 57) Da-won (다원)
 * 58) Da-yeon (다연)
 * 59) Da-yoon (다윤)
 * 60) Da-young (다영)
 * 61) Dan-bi (단비)
 * 62) Do-ah (도아)
 * 63) Do-hee (도희)
 * 64) Do-yeon (도연)
 * 65) Doo-ri (두리)
 * 66) Eui-jeong (의정)
 * 67) Eun-a (은아)
 * 68) Eun-bi (은비)
 * 69) Eun-bin (은빈)
 * 70) Eun-chae (은채)
 * 71) Eun-ha (은하)
 * 72) Eun-hwa (은화)
 * 73) Eun-i (은이)
 * 74) Eun-jae (은재)
 * 75) Eun-ji (은지)
 * 76) Eun-jin (은진)
 * 77) Eun-jo (은조)
 * 78) Eun-joo (은주)
 * 79) Eun-kyul (은결)
 * 80) Eun-mi (은미)
 * 81) Eun-seong (은성)
 * 82) Eun-sook (은숙)
 * 83) Eun-woo (은우)
 * 84) Eun-young (은영)
 * 85) Ga-bin (가빈)
 * 86) Ga-eul (가을)
 * 87) Ga-eun / Ka-eun (가은)
 * 88) Ga-hee (가희)
 * 89) Ga-in (가인)
 * 90) Ga-on (가온)
 * 91) Ga-yoon (가윤)
 * 92) Ga-young (가영)
 * 93) Go-eun (고은)
 * 94) Go-won (고원)
 * 95) Go-young (고영)
 * 96) Gyu-ri (규리)
 * 97) Ha-bin (하빈)
 * 98) Ha-eun (하은)
 * 99) Ha-jin (하진)
 * 100) Ha-jung (하정)
 * 101) Ha-na (하나)
 * 102) Ha-ni (하니)
 * 103) Ha-seul (하슬)
 * 104) Ha-young (하영)
 * 105) Ha-yi (하이)
 * 106) Ha-yun (하윤)
 * 107) Hae-in (해인)
 * 108) Hae-rin (해린)
 * 109) Hae-mi (해미)
 * 110) Hae-rim (해림)
 * 111) Hae-ryung (해령)
 * 112) Hae-sol (해솔)
 * 113) Hae-won (해원)
 * 114) Hae-yoon (해윤)
 * 115) Hae-young (해영)
 * 116) Han-areum (한아름)
 * 117) Han-byeol (한별)
 * 118) He-rin (헤린)
 * 119) Hee (희)
 * 120) Hee-ji (희지)
 * 121) Hee-jin (희진)
 * 122) Hee-su (희수)
 * 123) Hee-won (희원)
 * 124) Ho-hyun (호현)
 * 125) Hwa (화)
 * 126) Hye (혜)
 * 127) Hye-hyun (혜현)
 * 128) Hye-in (혜인)
 * 129) Hye-jin (혜진)
 * 130) Hye-joo (혜주)
 * 131) Hye-lin (혜린)
 * 132) Hye-min (혜민)
 * 133) Hye-ri (혜리)
 * 134) Hye-rim (혜림)
 * 135) Hye-seon (혜선)
 * 136) Hye-won (혜원)
 * 137) Hye-yeon (혜연)
 * 138) Hye-young (혜영)
 * 139) Hyeon-ju (현주)
 * 140) Hyeong-eun (형은)
 * 141) Hyo-eun (효은)
 * 142) Hyo-jin (효진)
 * 143) Hyo-ri (효리)
 * 144) Hyo-soon (효순)
 * 145) Hyo-yeon (효연)
 * 146) Hyun (현)
 * 147) Hyun-a (현아)
 * 148) Hyun-ji (현지)
 * 149) Hyun-joo (현주)
 * 150) Hyun-jung (현정)
 * 151) Hyung-sook (형숙)
 * 152) Hyung-soon (형순)
 * 153) I-seul (이슬)
 * 154) In-a (인아)
 * 155) In-hye (인혜)
 * 156) In-sun (인선)
 * 157) Jae-eun (재은)
 * 158) Jae-won (재원)
 * 159) Je-ni (제니)
 * 160) Jeong-hee (종희)
 * 161) Jeong-min (정민)
 * 162) Jeong-yeon (정연)
 * 163) Ji-an (지안)
 * 164) Ji-eun (지은)
 * 165) Ji-hee (지희)
 * 166) Ji-heun (지흔)
 * 167) Ji-heon (지헌)
 * 168) Ji-ho (지호)
 * 169) Ji-hoo (지후)
 * 170) Ji-hye (지혜)
 * 171) Ji-hyo (지효)
 * 172) Ji-hyun (지현)
 * 173) Ji-min (지민)
 * 174) Ji-na (지나)
 * 175) Ji-soo (지수)
 * 176) Ji-sun (지선)
 * 177) Ji-sung (지성)
 * 178) Ji-woo (지우)
 * 179) Ji-won (지원)
 * 180) Ji-yeon (지연)
 * 181) Ji-yoon (지윤)
 * 182) Ji-young (지영)
 * 183) Jin (진)
 * 184) Jin-hee (진희)
 * 185) Jin-kyung (진경)
 * 186) Jin-seon (진선)
 * 187) Jin-sol (진솔)
 * 188) Jin-young (진영)
 * 189) Jong-eun (종은)
 * 190) Joo-hee (주희)
 * 191) Joo-hyun (주현)
 * 192) Joo-yeon / Ju-yeon (주연)
 * 193) Joon-hee (준희)
 * 194) Ju-eun (주은)
 * 195) Ju-na (주나)
 * 196) Ju-ri (주리)
 * 197) Jung-hye (정혜)
 * 198) Keon-hee (건희)
 * 199) Ki-won (기원)
 * 200) Ki-yeon (기연)
 * 201) Kyung-hee (경희)
 * 202) Kyung-won (경원)
 * 203) Kyung-mi (경미)
 * 204) Kyung-sun (경선)
 * 205) Kyung-hye (경혜)
 * 206) Kyung-ja (경자)
 * 207) Kyung-ha (경하)
 * 208) Kyung-min (경민)
 * 209) Kyung-sil (경실)
 * 210) Kyung-wook (경욱)
 * 211) Kyung-hwa (경화)
 * 212) Ma-ri (마리)
 * 213) Mi-gyung (미경)
 * 214) Mi-jin (미진)
 * 215) Mi-joo (미주)
 * 216) Mi-rae (미래)
 * 217) Mi-mi (미미)
 * 218) Mi-na (미나)
 * 219) Min-ju (민주)
 * 220) Mi-ra (미라)
 * 221) Mi-ru (미루)
 * 222) Min (민)
 * 223) Min-a (민아)
 * 224) Min-hee (민희)
 * 225) Min-ji (민지)
 * 226) Min-jung (민정)
 * 227) Min-na (민나)
 * 228) Min-seo (민서)
 * 229) Min-soo (민수)
 * 230) Min-young (민영)
 * 231) Mi-sook (미숙)
 * 232) Mi-soon (미순)
 * 233) Mi-yeon (미연)
 * 234) Mi-young (미영)
 * 235) Moon-kyung (문경)
 * 236) Moon-sun (문선)
 * 237) Myeon-ji (면지)
 * 238) Myung-hee (명희)
 * 239) Myung-sun (명선)
 * 240) Na-bi (나비)
 * 241) Na-hyun (나현)
 * 242) Na-joo (나주)
 * 243) Na-kyung (나경)
 * 244) Na-ra (나라)
 * 245) Na-ri (나리)
 * 246) Na-yeon (나연)
 * 247) Na-yoon (나윤)
 * 248) Na-young (나영)
 * 249) Nam-jin (남진)
 * 250) Nam-joo (남주)
 * 251) Nam-ra (남라)
 * 252) Ok-hee (옥희)
 * 253) Ok-hwa (옥화)
 * 254) Ok-sun (옥선)
 * 255) Ok-joo (옥주)
 * 256) On-jo (온조)
 * 257) Rae-ji (래지)
 * 258) Rae-yeon (래연)
 * 259) Ri-na (리나)
 * 260) Ri-yu (리유)
 * 261) Ri-ye (리예)
 * 262) Ryu-jin (류진)
 * 263) Sa-ra (사라)
 * 264) Sa-rang (사랑)
 * 265) Sae-hyun (새현)
 * 266) Sae-mi (새미)
 * 267) Sae-rom (새롬)
 * 268) Sang-hee (상희)
 * 269) Sang-jin (상진)
 * 270) Sang-mi (상미)
 * 271) Se-bin (세빈)
 * 272) Se-hee (세희)
 * 273) Se-heun (세흔)
 * 274) Se-hyun (세현)
 * 275) Se-jeong (세정)
 * 276) Se-rim (세림)
 * 277) Se-rin (세린)
 * 278) Se-young (세영)
 * 279) Seul-gi (슬기)
 * 280) Seung-geun (승은)
 * 281) Seung-hee (승희)
 * 282) Seung-hyeon (승현)
 * 283) Seung-mi (승미)
 * 284) Seung-wan (승완)
 * 285) Seung-yeon (승연)
 * 286) Seung-yoo (승유)
 * 287) Seo-hyeung (서형)
 * 288) Seo-kyeong (서경)
 * 289) Seo-hyun (서현)
 * 290) Seo-won (서원)
 * 291) Seo-yeon (서연) (This name is a common name choice for women when they change their names.)
 * 292) Seo-yeong (서영)
 * 293) Seol-a (설아)
 * 294) Seol-hyun (설현)
 * 295) Seon (선)
 * 296) Seon-hee (선희)
 * 297) Seon-hwa (선화)
 * 298) Seon-koo (선구)
 * 299) Seon-mi (선미)
 * 300) Seong-hee (성희)
 * 301) Seong-eun (성은)
 * 302) Shin (신)
 * 303) Shin-young (신영)
 * 304) Si-an (시안)
 * 305) Si-ah (시아)
 * 306) Si-hyun (시현)
 * 307) Si-ra (시라)
 * 308) Si-won (시원)
 * 309) Si-yeon (시연)
 * 310) Si-yoon (시윤)
 * 311) Sin-ae (신애)
 * 312) So-eun (소은)
 * 313) So-hee (소희)
 * 314) So-hye (소혜)
 * 315) So-hyeon (소현)
 * 316) So-mi (소미)
 * 317) So-myeong (소명)
 * 318) So-ri (소리)
 * 319) So-won (소원)
 * 320) So-yeon (소연)
 * 321) So-young (소영)
 * 322) Sol-ee (솔이)
 * 323) Soo-ae (수애)
 * 324) Soo-hyun (수현)
 * 325) Soo-ji (수지)
 * 326) Soo-jin (수진)
 * 327) Soo-jung (수정)
 * 328) Soo-kyung (수경)
 * 329) Soo-mi (수미)
 * 330) Soo-yeon (수연)
 * 331) Soo-young (수영)
 * 332) Soon-bok (순복)
 * 333) Soon-kyu (순규)
 * 334) Soon-yi (순이)
 * 335) Sun (선)
 * 336) Su-a (수아)
 * 337) Su-an (수안)
 * 338) Su-gyeong (수경)
 * 339) Su-min (수민)
 * 340) Su-yun (수윤)
 * 341) Sun-woo (선우)
 * 342) Tae-mi (태미)
 * 343) Tae-seon (태선)
 * 344) Tae-yeon (태연)
 * 345) Tae-kyung (태경)
 * 346) Tae-eun (태은)
 * 347) Won (원)
 * 348) Won-young (원영)
 * 349) Won-ju (원주)
 * 350) Won-hee (원희)
 * 351) Woon (운)
 * 352) Woo-yeon (우연)
 * 353) Woo-lim (우림)
 * 354) Ye-eun (예은)
 * 355) Ye-im (예임)
 * 356) Ye-ji (예지)
 * 357) Ye-rim (예림)
 * 358) Ye-rin (예린)
 * 359) Ye-seo (예서)
 * 360) Ye-na (예나)
 * 361) Ye-ju/Ye-joo (예주)
 * 362) Ye-won (예원)
 * 363) Ye-woon (예운)
 * 364) Ye-young (예영)
 * 365) Yeon-a (연아)
 * 366) Yeon-gyung (연경)
 * 367) Yeon-ji (연지)
 * 368) Yeon-joo (연주)
 * 369) Yeong-ju (영주)
 * 370) Yi-soo (이수)
 * 371) Yong-sook (용숙)
 * 372) Yoo-bin (유빈)
 * 373) Yoo-hyeon (유현)
 * 374) Yoo-jeong (유정)
 * 375) Yoo-jin (유진)
 * 376) Yoo-mi (유미)
 * 377) Yoo-na/Yu-na (유나)
 * 378) Yoo-min (유민)
 * 379) Yoo-ni (유니)
 * 380) Yoo-ra (유라)
 * 381) Yoo-ri (유리)
 * 382) Yoon (윤)
 * 383) Yoon-a (윤아)
 * 384) Yoon-ja (윤자)
 * 385) Yoon-ji (윤지)
 * 386) Yoon-jin (윤진)
 * 387) Yoon-kyung (윤경)
 * 388) Yoon-mi (윤미)
 * 389) Young-chae (영채)
 * 390) Young-eun (영은)
 * 391) Young-hee (영희)
 * 392) Young-ja (영자)
 * 393) Young-ju (영주)
 * 394) Young-mi (영미)
 * 395) Young-yoo (영유)

Boys' names
Brothers are often given names in which one part is the same for all and one part is different for all. For example, two brothers may be named Song-Won and Song-ho, or Kum-Shik and Won-Shik.

 * 1) An (안)
 * 2) Bin (빈)
 * 3) Baul (바울)
 * 4) Beom-gyu (범규)
 * 5) Beom-seok (범석)
 * 6) Beom-soo (범수)
 * 7) Byeong-cheol (병철)
 * 8) Byeong-kwan (병관)
 * 9) Byung-chan (병찬)
 * 10) Byung-ho (병호)
 * 11) Byung-hoon (병훈)
 * 12) Byung-joon (병준)
 * 13) Byung-woo (병우)
 * 14) Byung-wook (병욱)
 * 15) Chae-koo (채구)
 * 16) Chan (찬)
 * 17) Chan-woo (찬우)
 * 18) Chan-yeol (찬열)
 * 19) Chan-young (찬영)
 * 20) Chan-yul (찬율)
 * 21) Chang-bin (창빈)
 * 22) Chang-ha (창하)
 * 23) Chang-ho (창호)
 * 24) Chang-min (창민)
 * 25) Chang-nam (창남)
 * 26) Chang-seon (창선)
 * 27) Chang-soo (창수)
 * 28) Chang-woo (창우)
 * 29) Chang-wook (창욱)
 * 30) Cheol (철)
 * 31) Cheol-min (철민)
 * 32) Cheol-soo (철수)
 * 33) Chi-won (치원)
 * 34) Chul (철)
 * 35) Chul-soo (철수)
 * 36) Chul-soon (철순)
 * 37) Chul-woo (철우)
 * 38) Dae-hyun (대현)
 * 39) Dae-hwi (대휘)
 * 40) Dae-in (대인)
 * 41) Dae-il (대일)
 * 42) Dae-hyeon (대현)
 * 43) Dae-jung (대정)
 * 44) Dae-seok (대석)
 * 45) Dae-seong (대성)
 * 46) Dae-sung (대성)
 * 47) Dae-won (대원)
 * 48) Dan (단)
 * 49) Do-hun (도훈)
 * 50) Do-hyun (도현)
 * 51) Do-kyun (도균)
 * 52) Do-won (도원)
 * 53) Do-yeon (도연)
 * 54) Dong-bin (동빈)
 * 55) Dong-chan (동찬)
 * 56) Dong-chul (동철)
 * 57) Dong-yeon (동연)
 * 58) Dong-eun (동은)
 * 59) Dong-ha (동하)
 * 60) Dong-han (동한)
 * 61) Dong-ho (동호)
 * 62) Dong-hyuk (동혁)
 * 63) Dong-hyun (동현)
 * 64) Dong-il (동일)
 * 65) Dong-ju (동주)
 * 66) Dong-jun (동준)
 * 67) Dong-kyu (동규)
 * 68) Dong-min (동민)
 * 69) Dong-moon (동문)
 * 70) Dong-myeong (동명)
 * 71) Dong-pyo (동표)
 * 72) Dong-soo (동수)
 * 73) Dong-won (동원)
 * 74) Dong-wook (동욱)
 * 75) Dong-woo (동우)
 * 76) Dong-yoon (동윤)
 * 77) Doo-hwan (두환)
 * 78) Eu-gene (유진)
 * 79) Eui-jin (의진)
 * 80) Eui-woong (의웅)
 * 81) Eun-ki (은기)
 * 82) Eun-kwang (은광)
 * 83) Eun-sang (은상)
 * 84) Geon-min (건민)
 * 85) Geon-woo (건우)
 * 86) Ha-bit (하빛)
 * 87) Ha-don (하돈)
 * 88) Ha-joon (하준)
 * 89) Ha-min (하민)
 * 90) Ha-woong (하웅)
 * 91) Hae-il (해일)
 * 92) Hae-in(해인)
 * 93) Hae-seob (해섭)
 * 94) Hae-seong (해성)
 * 95) Han (한)
 * 96) Haon (하온)
 * 97) Han-bin (한빈)
 * 98) Han-guk (한국)
 * 99) Han-kil (한길)
 * 100) Han-kyeol (한결)
 * 101) Han-kyeom (한겸)
 * 102) Han-jae (한재)
 * 103) Han-seo (한서)
 * 104) Han-sol (한솔)
 * 105) Han-wool (한울)
 * 106) Him-chan (힘찬)
 * 107) Ho-jin (호진)
 * 108) Ho-jun (호준)
 * 109) Ho-soo (호수)
 * 110) Ho-sung (호성)
 * 111) Ho-won (호원)
 * 112) Ho-yeon (호연)
 * 113) Ho-young (호영)
 * 114) Hong-cheol (홍철)
 * 115) Hong-gi (홍기)
 * 116) Hong-il (홍일)
 * 117) Hong-joong (홍중)
 * 118) Hoon (훈)
 * 119) Hwan (환)
 * 120) Hwan-seok (환석)
 * 121) Hwan-woong (환웅)
 * 122) Hyuk (혁)
 * 123) Hyuk-jae (혁재)
 * 124) Hyun (현)
 * 125) Hyun-bin (현빈)
 * 126) Hyun-gyu (현규)
 * 127) Hyun-ho (현호)
 * 128) Hyun-jae (현재)
 * 129) Hyun-jin (현진)
 * 130) Hyun-jo (현조)
 * 131) Hyun-jong (현종)
 * 132) Hyun-jun (현준)
 * 133) Hyun-jung (현정)
 * 134) Hyun-ki (현기)
 * 135) Hyun-min (현민)
 * 136) Hyun-soo (현수)
 * 137) Hyun-seok (현석)
 * 138) Hyun-seung (현승)
 * 139) Hyun-sik (현식)
 * 140) Hyun-tae (현태)
 * 141) Hyun-woo (현우)
 * 142) Hyung (형)
 * 143) Hyung-bin (형빈)
 * 144) Hyung-joon (형준)
 * 145) Hyung-min (형민)
 * 146) Hyung-seop (형섭)
 * 147) Hyung-sik (형식)
 * 148) Hyung-woo (형우)
 * 149) Il-sung (일성)
 * 150) In-cheol (인철)
 * 151) In-jung (인정)
 * 152) In-sik (인식)
 * 153) In-seong (인성)
 * 154) In-soo (인수)
 * 155) In-tak (인탁)
 * 156) Jae-bin (재빈)
 * 157) Jae-beom (재범)
 * 158) Jae-chan (재찬)
 * 159) Jae-eok (재억)
 * 160) Jae-han (재한)
 * 161) Jae-hee (재희)
 * 162) Jae-hun (재훈)
 * 163) Jae-hwa (재화)
 * 164) Jae-hwan (재환)
 * 165) Jae-hyun (재현)
 * 166) Jae-jun (재준)
 * 167) Jae-kyung (재경)
 * 168) Jae-min (재민)
 * 169) Jae-oh (재오)
 * 170) Jae-seon (재선)
 * 171) Jae-won (재원)
 * 172) Jae-woo (재우)
 * 173) Jae-yoon (재윤)
 * 174) Jae-young (재영)
 * 175) Je-no (제노)
 * 176) Je-won (제원)
 * 177) Je-yong (제용)
 * 178) Ji-young (지영)
 * 179) Ji-ho (지호)
 * 180) Ji-hoon (지훈)
 * 181) Ji-kwang (지광)
 * 182) Ji-min (지민)
 * 183) Ji-sung (지숭)
 * 184) Jin (진)
 * 185) Jin-ho (진호)
 * 186) Jin-sol (진솔)
 * 187) Jin-soo (진수)
 * 188) Jin-seong (진성)
 * 189) Jin-woo (진우)
 * 190) Jin-yong (진용)
 * 191) Jin-young (진영)
 * 192) Ji-seong (지성)
 * 193) Ji-tae (지태)
 * 194) Ji-woong (지웅)
 * 195) Ji-young (지영)
 * 196) Jong-dae (종대)
 * 197) Jong-in (종인)
 * 198) Jong-gyu(종규)
 * 199) Jong-hyun (종현)
 * 200) Joon (준)
 * 201) Joon-ho (준호)
 * 202) Joon-il (준일)
 * 203) Joon-o (준오)
 * 204) Joon-soo (준수)
 * 205) Joon-yeob (준엽)
 * 206) Joo-seob (주섭)
 * 207) Jung-il (정일)
 * 208) Jung-ho (정호)
 * 209) Jung-hoon (정훈)
 * 210) Jung-hwa (정화)
 * 211) Jung-hwan (정환)
 * 212) Jung-keun (정근)
 * 213) Jung-kook (정국)
 * 214) Jung-kyu (정규)
 * 215) Jung-mo (정모)
 * 216) Jung-san (정산)
 * 217) Jung-sik (정식)
 * 218) Kil (길)
 * 219) Ki-hyuk (기혁)
 * 220) Ki-sang (기상)
 * 221) Ki-soo (기수)
 * 222) Ki-woo (기우)
 * 223) Keon-woo (건우)
 * 224) Kwang-joon (광준)
 * 225) Kwang-soo (광수)
 * 226) Kyung-joo (경주)
 * 227) Kyu-hwang (규황)
 * 228) Kyu-hyuk (규혁)
 * 229) Min (민)
 * 230) Min-ho (민호)
 * 231) Min-joon (민준)
 * 232) Min-ki (민기)
 * 233) Min-kyu (민규)
 * 234) Min-seok (민석)
 * 235) Min-soo (민수)
 * 236) Myung-bok (명복)
 * 237) Myung-dae (명대)
 * 238) Myung-soo (명수)
 * 239) Nam-joon (남준)
 * 240) Lee-ne-shav (리네샤)
 * 241) San (산)
 * 242) Se-cheol (세철)
 * 243) Se-hoon (세훈)
 * 244) Se-joo (세주)
 * 245) Se-Hun(세훈)
 * 246) Se-jin (세진)
 * 247) Se-jun (세준)
 * 248) Seok-jin (석진)
 * 249) Seo-jun (서준)
 * 250) Seon (선)
 * 251) Seong (성)
 * 252) Seong-cheol (성철)
 * 253) Seong-han (성한)
 * 254) Seong-ho (성호)
 * 255) Seong-hyun (성현)
 * 256) Seong-jin (성진)
 * 257) Seong-jong (성종)
 * 258) Seong-kyu (성규)
 * 259) Seong-min (성민)
 * 260) Seong-won (성원)
 * 261) Seong-woo (성우)
 * 262) Seong-yeol (성열)
 * 263) Seon-gyu(성규)
 * 264) Seon-yeol (선열)
 * 265) Seon-young (선영)
 * 266) Seung (승)
 * 267) Seung-hwa (승화)
 * 268) Si-hyun (시현)
 * 269) Si-won (시원)
 * 270) Si-woo (시우)
 * 271) Soo-an (수안)
 * 272) Soo-hwan (수환)
 * 273) Soo-hyun (수현)
 * 274) Soo-bin (수빈)
 * 275) Sun-woo/Sun-oo (선우)
 * 276) Tae-ho (태호)
 * 277) Tae-hyun (태현)
 * 278) Tae-hyung (태형)
 * 279) Tae-wan (태완)
 * 280) Tae-woo (태우)
 * 281) Tae-yeon (태연)
 * 282) Won (원)
 * 283) Won-myung (원명)
 * 284) Won-sik (원식)
 * 285) Woo-hyun (우현)
 * 286) Woo-il (우일)
 * 287) Woo-jin (우진)
 * 288) Woo-Young(우영)
 * 289) Yeon-jun (연준)
 * 290) Yi-hwan (이환)
 * 291) Yi-soo (이수)
 * 292) Yong (용)
 * 293) Yong-jin (용진)
 * 294) Yong-joon (용준)
 * 295) Yong-seon (용선)
 * 296) Yoo (유)
 * 297) Yoo-jin (유진)
 * 298) Yoon (윤)
 * 299) Yoon-bok (윤복)
 * 300) Yoon-ho (윤호)
 * 301) Yoon-soo (윤수)
 * 302) Yoon-gi (윤기)
 * 303) Yo-han (요한)
 * 304) Yo-seob (요섭)
 * 305) Young-bin (영빈)
 * 306) Young-il (영일)
 * 307) Young-beom (영범)
 * 308) Young-cheol (영철)
 * 309) Young-ho (영호)
 * 310) Young-hoon (영훈)
 * 311) Young-jae (영재)
 * 312) Young-joon (영준)
 * 313) Young-min (영민)
 * 314) Young-sam (영삼)
 * 315) Young-wook (영욱)
 * 316) Young-soo (영수)

Surnames
In instances where two surnames are identical except that one begins with N and the other with R, the R version is North Korean only, but the N version can be either North or South Korean. There are also different spellings for different surnames. No can be Noh, Park can be Bak, Lee can be Yi. This is in both North and South Korea. Also keep in mind surnames can start with one letter but that can be changed. Bang can be Pang or Kim can be Gim, Cheong can be Jung. Lim is a North Korean and South Korean Surname.

Top 5

 * 1) Kim (김)
 * 2) Lee (이)
 * 3) Park (박)
 * 4) Jung (정)
 * 5) Choi (최)

Others

 * 1) A/Ah (아)
 * 2) Ae (애)
 * 3) An/Ahn (안)
 * 4) Bae (배)
 * 5) Baek/Paek (백)
 * 6) Ban (반)
 * 7) Bang (방)
 * 8) Beom (범)
 * 9) Beon (번)
 * 10) Bi/Bee (비)
 * 11) Bin/Been (빈)
 * 12) Bing (빙)
 * 13) Bo (보)
 * 14) Bok (복)
 * 15) Bong (봉)
 * 16) Boo/Bu (부)
 * 17) Byun/Byeon (변)
 * 18) Cha (차)
 * 19) Chae/Chai (채)
 * 20) Chang (창)
 * 21) Cheon (천)
 * 22) Cho (초)
 * 23) Choi/Chwe (최)
 * 24) Chu/Choo (추)
 * 25) Da (다)
 * 26) Dae (대)
 * 27) Dam (담)
 * 28) Dan (단)
 * 29) Dang (당)
 * 30) Deung (등)
 * 31) Deungjeong/Deungjung (등정)
 * 32) Do/Doh (도)
 * 33) Dokko (독고)
 * 34) Don (돈)
 * 35) Dong (동)
 * 36) Dongbang (동방)
 * 37) Doo/Du (두)
 * 38) Eo (어)
 * 39) Eogeum (어금)
 * 40) Eom/Uhm/Um (엄)
 * 41) Eum (음)
 * 42) Eun (은)
 * 43) Ga/Ka (가)
 * 44) Ha (하)
 * 45) Hae (해)
 * 46) Hak (학)
 * 47) Ham/Hahm (함)
 * 48) Han (한)
 * 49) Heo/Huh/Hur/Huhr (허)
 * 50) Ho (호)
 * 51) Hong (홍)
 * 52) Hoo (후)
 * 53) Hwa (화)
 * 54) Hwang (황)
 * 55) Hwangbo (황보)
 * 56) Hwangmok (황목)
 * 57) Hyun/Hyeon (현)
 * 58) Hyung/Hyeong (형)
 * 59) Im (S.Korea)/Lim (N.Korea) (임/림)
 * 60) In/Ihn (인)
 * 61) Ja (자)
 * 62) Jang/Chang (장)
 * 63) Je (제)
 * 64) Jekal (제갈)
 * 65) Jeom (점)
 * 66) Jeon (전)
 * 67) Jeung (증)
 * 68) Ji/Jee (지)
 * 69) Jin/Jihn (진)
 * 70) Jo (조)
 * 71) Jong (종)
 * 72) Joo/Ju (주)
 * 73) Jung/Jeong (정)
 * 74) Jwa (좌)
 * 75) Kal (갈)
 * 76) Kam (감)
 * 77) Kan (간)
 * 78) Kang/Gang (강)
 * 79) Keum (금)
 * 80) Keun (근)
 * 81) Ki/Gi (기)
 * 82) Kil (길)
 * 83) Kim/Gim/Ghim (김)
 * 84) Go/Ko (고)
 * 85) Kok (곡)
 * 86) Kong/Gong (공)
 * 87) Koo/Goo (구)
 * 88) Kook/Kuk/Gook/Guk (국)
 * 89) Koong (궁)
 * 90) Kwak/Gwak (곽)
 * 91) Kwan/Gwan (관)
 * 92) Kwok (궉)
 * 93) Kwon (권)
 * 94) Kye/Gye (계)
 * 95) Kyun (견)
 * 96) Kyung (경)
 * 97) Kyo/Gyo (교)
 * 98) Lee (S.Korea)/Ri (N.Korea) (이/리)
 * 99) Ma (마)
 * 100) Mae (매)
 * 101) Maeng (맹)
 * 102) Man (만)
 * 103) Mangjeol (망절)
 * 104) Mi (미)
 * 105) Min (민)
 * 106) Mo (모)
 * 107) Mok (목)
 * 108) Moo/Mu (무)
 * 109) Moobon (무본)
 * 110) Mook (묵)
 * 111) Moon (문)
 * 112) Myung (명)
 * 113) Myo (묘)
 * 114) Na (S.Korea) / La (N. Korea) (나/라)
 * 115) Nae (내)
 * 116) Nam (남)
 * 117) Namkoong (남궁)
 * 118) Nan (S.Korea)/Ran (N.Korea) (난/란)
 * 119) Nang (S.Korea)/Rang (N.Korea) (낭/랑)
 * 120) No (S.Korea)/Ro (N.Korea) (노/로)
 * 121) Noe (S.Korea)/Roe (N.Korea) (뇌/뢰)
 * 122) Oh/O (오)
 * 123) Ok/Ock (옥)
 * 124) On (온)
 * 125) Ong (옹)
 * 126) Paeng (팽)
 * 127) Pan (판)
 * 128) Park/Bak (박)
 * 129) Pil (필)
 * 130) Po (포)
 * 131) Poong (풍)
 * 132) Pyeon/Pyun (편)
 * 133) Pyeong (평)
 * 134) Pyo/Pyoh (표)
 * 135) Ra (라)
 * 136) Ran (란)
 * 137) Rang (랑)
 * 138) Ri (리)
 * 139) Rim (림)
 * 140) Ro (로)
 * 141) Roe (뢰)
 * 142) Ryeo (려)
 * 143) Ryu (류)
 * 144) Sa/Sah (사)
 * 145) Sakong (사공)
 * 146) Sam (삼)
 * 147) San (산)
 * 148) Sang (상
 * 149) Seo/Suh (서)
 * 150) Seob (섭)
 * 151) Seok/Suk(석)
 * 152) Seol/Sol/Sul (설)
 * 153) Seomoon (서문)
 * 154) Seon/Sun (선)
 * 155) Seong/Sung (성)
 * 156) Seonwoo (선우)
 * 157) Seung (승)
 * 158) Si (시)
 * 159) Sim (심)
 * 160) Sin (신)
 * 161) So/Soh (소)
 * 162) Son/Shon/Sohn (손)
 * 163) Song (송)
 * 164) Soo (수)
 * 165) Soon (순)
 * 166) Tae (태)
 * 167) Tak (탁)
 * 168) Tan (탄)
 * 169) Wan (완)
 * 170) Wang (왕)
 * 171) Wi/Wee (위)
 * 172) Won (원)
 * 173) Woo (우)
 * 174) Woon (운)
 * 175) Ya (야)
 * 176) Yang (S. Korea)/Ryang (N. Korea) (양/량)
 * 177) Ye (예)
 * 178) Yeo (S. Korea)/Ryeo (N. Korea) (여/려)
 * 179) Yeom (S. Korea)/Ryeom (N. Korea) (염/렴)
 * 180) Yeon (S. Korea)/Ryeon (N. Korea) (연/련)
 * 181) Young (영)
 * 182) Yeob (엽)
 * 183) Yo (요)
 * 184) Yong (S. Korea)/Ryong (N. Korea) (용/룡)
 * 185) Yoo (S. Korea)/Ryoo (N. Korea) (유/류)
 * 186) Yook (S.Korea)/Ryook (N.Korea) (육/륙)
 * 187) Yoom/Yum/Youm (윰)
 * 188) Yoon/Yun/Youn (윤)


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Usage note
The order of names goes as such: family-middle-given. In places like the United States, Canada and France, people of Vietnamese descent put their given name first and their family name last. Traditionally, daughters were usually given the middle name Thi, but occasionally Dieu or Nu was used. Vietnamese middle names today can be just about any name: Duan, Xuan, Minh, etc. Traditionally, the eldest son of a family would receive the middle name Ba (or Manh if he was born to a second wife of his father's). The second son would receive the middle name Trong, the third son Quy, and later sons Gia. As with girls, Vietnamese boys' middle names today can be just about any name. Mixed first names such like David-Hoang and Duy-Peter are sometimes used by Vietnamese-Americans.

Many Vietnamese people have French given names.

Girls' names

 * Ai
 * 1) Ai-Quynh
 * Am
 * An
 * 1) An-Binh
 * Anh
 * 1) Anhthu
 * 2) Anhthuy
 * Au
 * 1) Bao-Chau
 * 2) Bao-Tram
 * Be
 * 1) Bich
 * 2) Bich-Mai
 * 3) Bich-Ngoc
 * 4) Bich-Thuy
 * 5) Binh
 * Bua
 * 1) Cac-Tien
 * 2) Cam-Anh
 * 3) Cam-Hong
 * 4) Cam-Thi
 * 5) Cam-Tu
 * Can
 * 1) Catphuong
 * 2) Chau
 * Chi
 * 1) Chieu
 * 2) Chieu-Anh
 * 3) Chinh
 * 4) Chuon Chuon
 * Dai
 * Dep
 * 1) Dianauyen
 * 2) Diem
 * 3) Diem-Hoang
 * 4) Diet
 * 5) Dieu-Kiem
 * 6) Doan
 * 7) Dung
 * 8) Duyen
 * 9) Giang
 * 10) Giang-Linh
 * 11) Gung
 * Ha
 * 1) Hai-Trieu
 * 2) Hai-Van
 * 3) Ha-Minh
 * Han
 * 1) Hang
 * 2) Hanh
 * Hao
 * 1) Hien
 * 2) Hien-Thy
 * 3) Hieu
 * Hoa
 * 1) Hoai
 * 2) Hoaithaomi
 * 3) Hoan
 * 4) Hoang
 * 5) Hoangoang
 * 6) Hoangquyen
 * 7) Hong
 * 8) Hong-Lan
 * Hue
 * 1) Huong
 * 2) Huyen
 * 3) Huyen-Dung
 * Kha
 * 1) Khanh-Lan
 * 2) Khanh-Van
 * Khe
 * 1) Khiem
 * 2) Khoa
 * 3) Kieu
 * Kim
 * 1) Kim-Anh
 * 2) Kim-Dung
 * 3) Kimmai
 * 4) Kimmi
 * 5) Kim-Oanh
 * 6) Kim-Thu
 * 7) Kim-Xuyen
 * 8) Lai-Giang
 * Lan
 * 1) Lan-Chi
 * 2) Lang
 * Le
 * 1) Le-Mai
 * 2) Lien
 * 3) Lieu
 * 4) Linh
 * 5) Linh-Mai
 * 6) Loan
 * 7) Luan
 * Lui
 * Ly
 * 1) Lyly
 * Mai
 * 1) Mai-An
 * 2) Mai-Lan
 * 3) Mai-Linh
 * 4) Mai-Ly
 * 5) Mai-Trang
 * 6) Mai-Trinh
 * Mi
 * 1) Mieu
 * 2) Minh
 * 3) Minh-Chau
 * 4) Minh-Ha
 * 5) Minh-Ly
 * 6) Minh-Ngoc
 * 7) Minh-Thu
 * Moc
 * My
 * 1) Myan
 * 2) Myanh
 * 3) My-Hanh
 * 4) My-Khanh
 * 5) Mylan
 * 6) Mylien
 * 7) Mylinh
 * 8) My-Tien
 * 9) My-Trinh
 * 10) Namphuon
 * 11) Namphuong
 * Nga
 * 1) Ngan
 * 2) Ngoc
 * 3) Ngoc-Mai
 * 4) Ngoc-Thao
 * 5) Ngoc-Tran
 * 6) Ngoc-Vy
 * 7) Nguyen
 * 8) Nguyet
 * Nha
 * 1) Nhan
 * 2) Nha-Quyen
 * Nhi
 * Nhu
 * 1) Nhung
 * 2) Nhu-Van
 * Nu
 * 1) Oanh
 * 2) Phan
 * 3) Phi-Phuong
 * 4) Phi-Van
 * 5) Phong-Van
 * Phu
 * 1) Phung
 * 2) Phung-Lan
 * 3) Phuoc
 * 4) Phuong
 * 5) Phuong-Anh
 * 6) Phuong-Thanh
 * 7) Phuong-Vu
 * 8) Phu-Qui
 * Quy
 * 1) Quyen
 * 2) Quyendi
 * 3) Quynh
 * 4) Quynh-Anh
 * 5) Quynh-Mai
 * 6) Quynh-Nhu
 * Sau
 * So
 * 1) Suong
 * Tam
 * 1) Tam-Trang
 * 2) Tan-Xuan
 * Tao
 * 1) Thai-Vi
 * 2) Thang
 * 3) Thanh
 * 4) Thanh-Han
 * 5) Thanh-Huong
 * 6) Thanh-Tam
 * 7) Thanh-Tien
 * 8) Thanh-Tuy
 * 9) Thao
 * The
 * Thi
 * 1) Thi-Diem
 * 2) Thien
 * 3) Thien-Huong
 * 4) Thien-Mai
 * 5) Thi-Trinh
 * Tho
 * 1) Thoa
 * 2) Thong
 * Thu
 * 1) Thuam
 * 2) Thuc-Nga
 * 3) Thuc-Tran
 * 4) Thu-Hoa
 * 5) Thu-Hong
 * 6) Thu-Kim
 * 7) Thu-Lan
 * 8) Thu-Lee
 * 9) Thuy
 * 10) Thuy-Doan
 * 11) Thuydy
 * 12) Thuyen
 * 13) Thuy-Hong
 * 14) Thuy-Linh
 * 15) Thuy-Tien
 * 16) Thuy-Van
 * 17) Thuyvi
 * 18) Thuy-Vu
 * 19) Thuyvy
 * Thy
 * 1) Thyan
 * 2) Tien
 * 3) To-Khuyen
 * 4) Trac
 * 5) Tram
 * 6) Tram Kimmi
 * 7) Tran
 * 8) Trang
 * 9) Trinh
 * 10) Trini
 * 11) Tron
 * 12) Truc
 * 13) Truong-Giang
 * 14) Tuongvi
 * 15) Tu-Quyen
 * 16) Tu-Trinh
 * 17) Tuyen-Thanh
 * 18) Tuyet
 * 19) Tuyet-Minh
 * Ut
 * 1) Uyen
 * 2) Uyen-Nghi
 * 3) Uyen-Phuo
 * Van
 * 1) Van-Quyen
 * Vi
 * 1) Vinh
 * Vy
 * 1) Vyvy
 * 2) Xuan
 * 3) Xuan-Lan
 * 4) Xuan-Phuong
 * Yen

Boys' names

 * An
 * Anh
 * 1) Anh-Tai
 * 2) Anhthuy
 * 3) Anh-Tuan
 * 4) Anh-Viet
 * Bac
 * 1) Bang
 * Bao
 * 1) Ba-Quat
 * 2) Bieu-Duc
 * 3) Binh
 * Bui
 * Buu
 * 1) Cadao
 * Cam
 * Can
 * Cao
 * 1) Cham
 * 2) Chan
 * 3) Chau
 * Chi
 * 1) Chien
 * 2) Chieu-Giang
 * 3) Chim
 * 4) Chinh
 * 5) Chuong
 * 6) Cong
 * 7) Cuong
 * Da
 * Dam
 * Dan
 * 1) Dang
 * 2) Dang-Quang
 * 3) Danh
 * Dat
 * 1) Dien
 * 2) Diep
 * 3) Dieu-Hien
 * 4) Dinh
 * 5) Dinh-Diê
 * 6) Dinh-Ho
 * Do
 * 1) Doan
 * 2) Doanh
 * Don
 * 1) Dong
 * 2) Dong-Pha
 * Du
 * Duc
 * 1) Duc Y
 * 2) Dung
 * 3) Duoc
 * 4) Duong
 * Duy
 * 1) Duy-Hien
 * 2) Duy-Viet
 * 3) Dzanh
 * 4) Dzoan
 * 5) Dzung
 * 6) Dzuy
 * Gap
 * 1) Giahuy
 * 2) Giang-Chau
 * Ha
 * Hac
 * Hai
 * Han
 * Hao
 * 1) Hao-Ngoc
 * Hau
 * 1) Hien
 * 2) Hiep
 * 3) Hieu
 * Hoa
 * 1) Hoai-Viet
 * 2) Hoang
 * 3) Hoang-Anh
 * 4) Hoang-Nam
 * 5) Hoang-Nguyen
 * 6) Hoang-Quan
 * 7) Hoang-Thien
 * 8) Hoang-Vu
 * 9) Hong
 * 10) Ho-Phong
 * 11) Huan
 * 12) Hung
 * 13) Huong
 * 14) Huu-Kiet
 * 15) Huu-Thuc
 * Huy
 * 1) Huy-Lam
 * 2) Huynh
 * Hy
 * Kha
 * 1) Khai
 * 2) Khang
 * 3) Khanh
 * 4) Khiem
 * 5) Khoa
 * 6) Khoi
 * 7) Khuong
 * 8) Kien-Tanh
 * 9) Kiet
 * Kim
 * 1) Kim-Long
 * 2) Kinh
 * 3) Lich
 * 4) Lien
 * 5) Linh
 * 6) Loan
 * Loc
 * Loi
 * 1) Long
 * 2) Luan
 * Luc
 * 1) Luong
 * Mac
 * Mai
 * 1) Manh
 * 2) Minh
 * 3) Minh-Hoang
 * 4) Minh-Huy
 * 5) Minh-Quan
 * 6) Minh-Thien
 * 7) Minh-Tri
 * 8) Minh-Vu
 * 9) Muoi
 * My
 * Nam
 * 1) Nam-Dzi
 * 2) Nghia
 * 3) Nghiep
 * 4) Ngoc
 * 5) Nguyen
 * 6) Nhan
 * 7) Nhat
 * 8) Nhat-Vu
 * 9) Nhieu
 * 10) Pham
 * 11) Phat
 * Phi
 * 1) Phi-Son
 * 2) Phong
 * Phu
 * 1) Phuc
 * 2) Phuc Hai
 * 3) Phuoc
 * 4) Phuong
 * Pin
 * 1) Quan
 * 2) Quang
 * 3) Quoc
 * 4) Quoc-Bao
 * 5) Quoc-Hung
 * 6) Quoc-Huy
 * 7) Quoc-Trung
 * 8) Quoc-Viet
 * Quy
 * 1) Quyen
 * 2) Quynh
 * 3) Sahn
 * 4) Sang
 * 5) Sanh
 * So
 * Son
 * 1) Son-Huy
 * Tai
 * Tam
 * Tan
 * 1) Tanh
 * Tao
 * 1) Thach
 * 2) Thai
 * 3) Thai-Son
 * 4) Than
 * 5) Thang
 * 6) Thanh
 * 7) The-Huy
 * Thi
 * 1) Thiem
 * 2) Thien
 * 3) Thien-An
 * 4) Thien-Dinh
 * 5) Thieu
 * 6) Thinh
 * Tho
 * 1) Thoai
 * 2) Thong
 * Thu
 * 1) Thuan
 * 2) Thuc
 * 3) Thuong
 * 4) Thuy
 * 5) Tien
 * 6) Tiep
 * 7) Tieu
 * Tin
 * 1) Tinh
 * 2) Toan
 * 3) Tohn
 * 4) Tong
 * 5) Trac
 * 6) Trai
 * Tri
 * 1) Triet
 * 2) Trieu
 * 3) Trieuvi
 * 4) Trong
 * 5) Truc
 * 6) Trung
 * 7) Truong
 * Tu
 * 1) Tuan
 * 2) Tuan-Dung
 * 3) Tuan-Kiet
 * 4) Tuan-Minh
 * 5) Tung
 * 6) Tuong
 * Tuy
 * 1) Tuyen
 * Van
 * 1) Van-Lang
 * 2) Van-Son
 * 3) Vien
 * 4) Viet
 * 5) Vietlong
 * 6) Vinh
 * Vo
 * Vu
 * Vui
 * 1) Vuong
 * Xao
 * 1) Xuan
 * 2) Xuan-Binh
 * 3) Xuyen

Top 20

 * 1) Nguyen
 * 2) Tran
 * 3) Pham
 * 4) Huynh
 * Ngo
 * 1) Truong
 * Vu
 * 1) Phan
 * Le
 * Do
 * Vo
 * 1) Hoang
 * 2) Dang
 * 3) Duong
 * Van
 * Bui
 * 1) Luong
 * 2) Trinh
 * 3) Dinh
 * Luu

Others

 * An
 * Anh
 * Ao
 * Au
 * 1) Auduong
 * Ba
 * Bac
 * 1) Bach
 * 2) Bang
 * 3) Banh
 * Bao
 * Be
 * Bi
 * 1) Bich
 * 2) Bien
 * 3) Binh
 * Buu
 * Cam
 * Can
 * 1) Cang
 * Cao
 * Cau
 * 1) Chac
 * 2) Chau
 * Che
 * 1) Chenh
 * Chi
 * 1) Chiem
 * 2) Chien
 * Chu
 * 1) Chuc
 * 2) Chung
 * 3) Chuong
 * 4) Cong
 * Cu
 * Cuc
 * Cun
 * 1) Cung
 * 2) Cuong
 * Dac
 * Dai
 * Dam
 * Dan
 * 1) Dang
 * 2) Danh
 * Dao
 * Dau
 * De
 * Den
 * Dho
 * 1) Dich
 * 2) Diec
 * 3) Diem
 * 4) Dien
 * 5) Diep
 * 6) Dieu
 * 7) Doan
 * 8) Dong
 * 9) Do Thi
 * 10) Doung
 * Du
 * Duc
 * Due
 * 1) Dung
 * Duy
 * 1) Giang
 * 2) Giap
 * Gip
 * Gon
 * Ha
 * Hai
 * Han
 * 1) Hang
 * 2) Hanh
 * Hao
 * Hau
 * 1) Heng
 * 2) Hien
 * 3) Hieu
 * Hin
 * 1) Hinh
 * Ho
 * Hoa
 * 1) Hoai
 * 2) Hoan
 * Hoi
 * 1) Hong
 * 2) Hoyem
 * Hua
 * 1) Huan
 * Hue
 * 1) Hung
 * 2) Huong
 * Huu
 * Huy
 * 1) Huyen
 * Hy
 * Iu
 * Ken
 * Kha
 * 1) Khac
 * 2) Khanh
 * 3) Khau
 * 4) Khiem
 * 5) Khoa
 * 6) Khong
 * 7) Khuc
 * 8) Khuong
 * 9) Khuu
 * 10) Kien
 * 11) Kieu
 * Kiu
 * Kuo
 * Ky
 * La
 * Lac
 * Lai
 * Lam
 * Lan
 * 1) Le Anh
 * 2) Le Hoang
 * 3) Le Minh
 * 4) Le Ngoc
 * 5) Le Nguyen
 * 6) Lenh
 * 7) Le Quang
 * 8) Le Thanh
 * 9) Le Thi
 * 10) Le Tran
 * Leu
 * 1) Le Van
 * Li
 * 1) Liem
 * 2) Lien
 * 3) Lieu
 * Lim
 * 1) Linh
 * 2) Loan
 * Loc
 * Loi
 * Lu
 * Luc
 * Luy
 * Ly
 * Ma
 * Mac
 * 1) Mach
 * Mai
 * Man
 * 1) Manh
 * 2) Minh
 * Moc
 * 1) Mong
 * My
 * Nam
 * Ng
 * Nga
 * 1) Ngan
 * 2) Nghe
 * 3) Nghi
 * 4) Nghia
 * 5) Nghiem
 * 6) Ngoc
 * Ngu
 * 1) Nguy
 * 2) Nguyenthanh
 * 3) Nguyenthi
 * 4) Nguyentran
 * 5) Nguyenvan
 * 6) Nham
 * 7) Nhan
 * 8) Nhat
 * 9) Nhieu
 * Nhu
 * 1) Nhung
 * 2) Nien
 * 3) Ninh
 * Non
 * 1) Nuyen
 * 2) Oanh
 * On
 * Ong
 * 1) Phang
 * 2) Phat
 * Phe
 * Phi
 * 1) Phim
 * Pho
 * 1) Phong
 * 2) Phoong
 * Phu
 * 1) Phuc
 * 2) Phung
 * 3) Phuong
 * Qu
 * 1) Quach
 * 2) Quan
 * 3) Quang
 * Que
 * Qui
 * 1) Quoc
 * 2) Quong
 * Quy
 * 1) Quyet
 * 2) Quynh
 * Sa
 * Sam
 * Sau
 * 1) Sinh
 * Soi
 * Son
 * Su
 * 1) Suong
 * Sy
 * Ta
 * Tai
 * Tam
 * Tan
 * 1) Tang
 * 2) Tanh
 * Tat
 * 1) Taxuan
 * 2) Tche
 * 3) Thach
 * 4) Thai
 * 5) Tham
 * 6) Than
 * 7) Thang
 * 8) Thanh
 * 9) Thao
 * The
 * Thi
 * 1) Thich
 * 2) Thien
 * 3) Thieu
 * Tho
 * 1) Thoi
 * 2) Thong
 * Thu
 * 1) Thuan
 * 2) Thuc
 * 3) Thung
 * 4) Thuy
 * Thy
 * 1) Tien
 * 2) Tiet
 * 3) Tieu
 * To
 * 1) Toai
 * 2) Toan
 * Ton
 * 1) Tong
 * 2) Tonnu
 * 3) Tonthat
 * Tra
 * 1) Trac
 * 2) Tram
 * 3) Trang
 * 4) Trannguyen
 * 5) Tranthi
 * 6) Tren
 * Tri
 * 1) Trieu
 * 2) Trong
 * 3) Troung
 * Tru
 * 1) Truc
 * 2) Trung
 * Tu
 * 1) Tuan
 * 2) Tung
 * 3) Tuong
 * Tuy
 * 1) Tuyen
 * 2) Tuyet
 * Uo
 * 1) Uong
 * Ut
 * Van
 * 1) Vanh
 * Vi
 * 1) Vien
 * 2) Viet
 * 3) Vinh
 * 4) Vong
 * 5) Voong
 * 6) Vuong
 * Vuu
 * Vy
 * Xa
 * 1) Xuan
 * Yen
 * Zen

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Writing Adolescent Fiction/Character names/Filipino

Usage note
Most Filipinos have Hispanic first names like Ramon, Honesto, Leonora, Corazón, Asunción, Benigno, Visitacion, Imelda, Gloria and Caridad. English names are also popular in modern Philippines. A few native names are still in use.

Although Hispanic surnames are predominant in the Philippines, there are several names peculiar or even unique to the country, including some of native Tagalog origin. Many Filipinos also have Chinese surnames.

Girls' names

 * 1) Agnes
 * 2) Angelica
 * Ana
 * 1) Anne
 * 2) Ariana
 * 3) Aubrey
 * 4) Audrey
 * 5) Bernadette
 * 6) Cassandra
 * 7) Charice
 * 8) Charlene
 * 9) Charlote
 * 10) Chloe
 * 11) Christine
 * 12) Daphne
 * 13) Denise
 * 14) Desiree
 * 15) Diana
 * 16) Grace
 * 17) Herlene
 * 18) Inday
 * 19) Jane
 * 20) Janella
 * 21) Janine
 * 22) Jessalyn
 * 23) Josephine
 * 24) Kaitlyn
 * 25) Kathryn
 * 26) Kendra
 * 27) Ligaya
 * 28) Liwayway
 * 29) Lualhati
 * 30) Luningning
 * 31) Mahal
 * 32) Malaya
 * 33) Maine
 * 34) Maja
 * 35) Maria
 * 36) Marianne
 * 37) Maritess
 * 38) Mary
 * 39) Maxine
 * 40) Maya
 * 41) Mayumi
 * 42) Michelle
 * 43) Moira
 * 44) Mutya
 * 45) Nicole
 * 46) Pauline
 * 47) Sarah

The name Luzviminda is a portmanteau of the three major group of islands of the Philippines, Luzon, Visayas and Mindanao.

Boys' names

 * 1) Alden
 * 2) Alvin
 * 3) Andrei
 * 4) Angelo
 * 5) Aaron
 * 6) Bayani
 * 7) Bryan
 * 8) Brylle
 * 9) Boboy
 * 10) Carlo
 * 11) Christian
 * 12) Daniel
 * 13) Danilo
 * 14) Darius
 * 15) Darwin
 * 16) Earl
 * 17) Elijah
 * 18) Felix
 * 19) Francis
 * 20) Gabriel
 * 21) Gerald
 * 22) Hector
 * 23) Heherson
 * Ian
 * 1) Jake
 * 2) James
 * 3) Jayson
 * 4) John
 * 5) Jonathan
 * 6) Jose
 * 7) Joseph
 * 8) Justin
 * 9) Karl
 * 10) Kenneth
 * 11) Lester
 * 12) Makisig
 * 13) Mark
 * 14) Michael
 * 15) Miguel
 * 16) Niño
 * 17) Nonoy
 * 18) Oliver
 * 19) Ramil
 * 20) Raymond
 * 21) Richard
 * 22) Rommel
 * 23) Ronald
 * 24) Ryan
 * 25) Travis
 * 26) Troy

Another boy’s name invented in the Philippines is Angelito (little angel).

Top 20

 * 1) Aquino
 * 2) Bautista
 * 3) Castillo
 * 4) Cruz
 * 5) dela Cruz
 * 6) del Rosario
 * 7) Diaz
 * 8) Garcia
 * 9) Gonzales
 * 10) Marquez
 * 11) Mendoza
 * 12) Morales
 * 13) Lopez
 * 14) Pascual
 * 15) Ramos
 * 16) Reyes
 * 17) Rivera
 * 18) Santos
 * 19) Villanueva
 * 20) Villar

21—100

 * 1) Abad
 * 2) Aguas
 * 3) Angeles
 * 4) Arboleda
 * 5) Arganda
 * 6) Atienza
 * 7) Babao
 * 8) Banzagales
 * 9) Bañadera
 * 10) Barbacena
 * 11) Barcenilla
 * 12) Basmayor
 * 13) Bataller
 * 14) Bayola
 * 15) Bejer
 * 16) Bejerano
 * 17) Bersola
 * 18) Bolivar
 * 19) Bombales
 * 20) Buban
 * 21) Buquid
 * 22) Cañedo
 * 23) Cervantes
 * 24) Dantes
 * 25) dela Rosa
 * 26) de Castro
 * 27) de Jesus
 * 28) de Lima
 * 29) delos Reyes
 * 30) Felix
 * 31) Frasco
 * 32) Garrido
 * Gil
 * 1) Giron
 * 2) Gutierrez
 * 3) Hamor
 * 4) Honasan
 * 5) Hontiveros
 * 6) Jacinto
 * 7) Legaspi
 * 8) Llaneta
 * 9) Llegado
 * 10) Llemit
 * 11) Ludovice
 * 12) Mondragon
 * 13) Montemayor
 * 14) Montenegro
 * 15) Nakar
 * Ola
 * 1) Orasa
 * 2) Orciga
 * 3) Olaño
 * 4) Osabel
 * 5) Pacio
 * 6) Palacios
 * Paz
 * 1) Pinto
 * 2) Puyat
 * 3) Quinto
 * 4) Quintos
 * 5) Rama
 * 6) Rivero
 * 7) Rodriguez
 * 8) Romulo
 * 9) Rosal
 * 10) Rosales
 * 11) Sanchez
 * 12) Santos
 * 13) Serrano
 * 14) Soberano
 * 15) Soho
 * 16) Solinap
 * 17) Sotto
 * 18) Trias
 * 19) Trinidad
 * 20) Tuazon
 * 21) Villaroel
 * 22) Villarubin
 * 23) Ziga
 * 24) Zuñiga

Others

 * 1) Abadilla
 * 2) Aban
 * 3) Abalon
 * 4) Abalos
 * 5) Abante
 * 6) Abaya
 * 7) Abejuela
 * 8) Abella
 * 9) Abellana
 * 10) Abenoja
 * 11) Abesamis
 * 12) Abilay
 * 13) Abitong
 * 14) Abiva
 * 15) Ablan
 * 16) Abolencia
 * 17) Abordo
 * 18) Abrenica
 * 19) Abrico
 * 20) Abuan
 * 21) Abueg
 * 22) Abuel
 * 23) Abueva
 * 24) Abunda
 * 25) Abut
 * 26) Abutin
 * 27) Acain
 * 28) Acdal
 * 29) Aceret
 * 30) Acidera
 * 31) Acido
 * 32) Acierto
 * 33) Aclan
 * 34) Acob
 * 35) Acoba
 * 36) Acorda
 * 37) Acosta
 * 38) Acyatan
 * Ada
 * 1) Adamos
 * 2) Ader
 * 3) Adlawan
 * 4) Adriano
 * 5) Adviento
 * 6) Afable
 * 7) Agamao
 * 8) Aganon
 * 9) Agapay
 * 10) Agas
 * 11) Agatep
 * 12) Agbayani
 * 13) Agbulos
 * 14) Agcaoili
 * 15) Agdeppa
 * 16) Agdinaoay
 * 17) Agliam
 * 18) Aglipay
 * 19) Aglugub
 * 20) Agmata
 * 21) Agoncillo
 * 22) Agonoy
 * 23) Agpaoa
 * 24) Agravante
 * 25) Agtarap
 * 26) Aguda
 * 27) Aguilar
 * 28) Aguinaldo
 * 29) Aguirre
 * 30) Agulto
 * 31) Agumabay
 * 32) Agunos
 * 33) Alalay
 * 34) Alalem
 * 35) Alano
 * 36) Alao
 * 37) Albayalde
 * 38) Alconcel
 * 39) Alcosiba
 * 40) Alegado
 * 41) Alesna
 * 42) Alimurung
 * 43) Alindogan
 * 44) Allas
 * 45) Alnas
 * 46) Alonzo
 * 47) Alparce
 * 48) Alvarado
 * 49) Ambrosio
 * 50) Ampatuan
 * 51) Amurao
 * 52) Andal
 * 53) Andaya
 * 54) Andicoy
 * 55) Andrea
 * Ang
 * 1) Angara
 * 2) Anglo
 * 3) Angpauco
 * 4) Anguay
 * 5) Ansay
 * 6) Aniceto
 * 7) Anunciacion
 * 8) Añonuevo
 * 9) Apan
 * 10) Apellido
 * 11) Apigo
 * 12) Apilado
 * Apo
 * 1) Apostol
 * 2) Apuli
 * 3) Araneta
 * 4) Araullo
 * 5) Arellano
 * 6) Arenas
 * 7) Arbutus
 * 8) Arcangel
 * 9) Arcilla
 * 10) Areola
 * 11) Aromin
 * 12) Arizala
 * 13) Arong
 * 14) Arroyo
 * 15) Arzadon
 * 16) Aspiras
 * 17) Astronomo
 * 18) Atabay
 * 19) Atangan
 * 20) Atayde
 * 21) Atengco
 * 22) Atol
 * 23) Aure
 * 24) Aurelio
 * 25) Austero
 * 26) Austria
 * 27) Avila
 * 28) Ayala
 * 29) Ayson
 * 30) Azurin
 * 31) Bacani
 * 32) Baclao
 * 33) Baclig
 * 34) Baculfo
 * 35) Bacunawa
 * 36) Badua
 * 37) Bagaman
 * 38) Bagang
 * 39) Bagaoisan
 * 40) Bagay
 * 41) Bagoyo
 * 42) Bagtas
 * 43) Baguio
 * 44) Bailado
 * 45) Bajet
 * 46) Baladad
 * 47) Balagot
 * 48) Balagtas
 * 49) Balais
 * 50) Balajadia
 * 51) Balana
 * 52) Balanay
 * 53) Balancio
 * 54) Balang
 * 55) Balangue
 * 56) Balanon
 * 57) Balaoing
 * 58) Balaoro
 * 59) Balderama
 * 60) Balatbat
 * 61) Baligad
 * 62) Balingit
 * 63) Balisacan
 * 64) Ballesteros
 * 65) Baluyot
 * 66) Baluyut
 * 67) Balweg
 * 68) Bamba
 * 69) Banaag
 * 70) Bandong
 * 71) Baniaga
 * 72) Banico
 * 73) Baniqued
 * 74) Bansil
 * 75) Bantag
 * 76) Bantug
 * 77) Banzon
 * 78) Bañares
 * 79) Bañez
 * 80) Baquiran
 * 81) Barayuga
 * 82) Barbacena
 * 83) Barbadillo
 * 84) Barbecho
 * 85) Barcela
 * 86) Barcelo
 * 87) Barcenas
 * 88) Bareng
 * 89) Baria
 * 90) Barican
 * 91) Barlaan
 * 92) Baroma
 * 93) Barotilla
 * 94) Barrameda
 * 95) Barraquiel
 * 96) Barreda
 * 97) Barrera
 * 98) Barreto
 * 99) Barril
 * 100) Barroga
 * 101) Barte
 * 102) Bartolome
 * Bas
 * 1) Basa
 * 2) Basabe
 * 3) Basallote
 * 4) Basaysay
 * 5) Basco
 * 6) Base
 * 7) Basilan
 * 8) Basilla
 * 9) Basquiñas
 * 10) Bassig
 * 11) Basuel
 * 12) Batac
 * 13) Batangan
 * 14) Batara
 * 15) Batas
 * 16) Batis
 * 17) Bato
 * 18) Batoon
 * 19) Battad
 * 20) Battung
 * 21) Baun
 * 22) Bauzon
 * 23) Baxa
 * 24) Bayan
 * 25) Bayani
 * 26) Baybayan
 * 27) Baylon
 * 28) Bayot
 * 29) Bayoy
 * 30) Baysa
 * 31) Bayudan
 * Bea
 * 1) Becbec
 * 2) Bechayda
 * 3) Begonia
 * 4) Behic
 * 5) Belando
 * 6) Belano
 * 7) Belardo
 * 8) Belarmino
 * 9) Belen
 * 10) Belga
 * 11) Belgica
 * 12) Beligan
 * 13) Bellen
 * 14) Belleza
 * 15) Belisario
 * 16) Bello
 * 17) Belmes
 * 18) Belmoro
 * 19) Belo
 * 20) Beloso
 * 21) Beltran
 * 22) Bengco
 * 23) Benigno
 * 24) Benipayo
 * 25) Benzon
 * 26) Berango
 * 27) Bercasio
 * 28) Berdin
 * 29) Bermas
 * 30) Bermillo
 * 31) Bequio
 * 32) Bermundo
 * 33) Bersamin
 * Bes
 * 1) Betito
 * 2) Biabas
 * 3) Biado
 * 4) Biala
 * 5) Biano
 * 6) Biasca
 * 7) Bibal
 * 8) Bichara
 * 9) Bidar
 * 10) Biescas
 * 11) Bigornia
 * 12) Binay
 * Bio
 * 1) Biscocho
 * 2) Bisquera
 * 3) Bitanga
 * 4) Bitong
 * 5) Bituin
 * 6) Blancaflor
 * Bo
 * 1) Boaloy
 * 2) Boarao
 * 3) Bobier
 * 4) Bobiles
 * 5) Bobis
 * 6) Bocobo
 * 7) Boholano
 * 8) Bojorcelo
 * 9) Bolante
 * 10) Bolaños
 * 11) Bolibol
 * 12) Bondoc
 * 13) Bong
 * 14) Bongco
 * 15) Bongo
 * 16) Bongolan
 * 17) Bongon
 * 18) Bonifacio
 * 19) Bonoan
 * 20) Bootan
 * 21) Boras
 * 22) Borromeo
 * 23) Bosita
 * 24) Briagas
 * 25) Brillantes
 * 26) Bron
 * 27) Brosas
 * 28) Briones
 * 29) Brutas
 * 30) Buan
 * 31) Bucasas
 * 32) Buccat
 * 33) Buchongco
 * 34) Buen
 * 35) Buenafe
 * 36) Buenaflor
 * 37) Buenaventura
 * 38) Buenavista
 * 39) Buencamino
 * 40) Buenconsejo
 * 41) Buensuceso
 * 42) Buenviaje
 * 43) Budol
 * 44) Bugayong
 * 45) Buhain
 * 46) Buhay
 * 47) Bulaong
 * 48) Bulatao
 * 49) Bulosan
 * 50) Bumanglag
 * 51) Bumatay
 * 52) Bunag
 * 53) Bunda
 * 54) Bungcayao
 * 55) Buniag
 * 56) Bunnag
 * 57) Burac
 * 58) Busa
 * 59) Bustamante
 * 60) Bustos
 * 61) Butac
 * 62) Butay
 * 63) Caasi
 * 64) Cabaccang
 * 65) Cabacungan
 * 66) Cabading
 * 67) Cabahug
 * 68) Cabalza
 * 69) Cabanayan
 * 70) Cabanban
 * 71) Cabansag
 * 72) Cabanting
 * 73) Cabatic
 * 74) Cabato
 * 75) Cabatu
 * 76) Cabay
 * 77) Cabebe
 * 78) Caberto
 * 79) Cabico
 * 80) Cabiles
 * 81) Cabuco
 * 82) Cabuhat
 * 83) Cacal
 * 84) Cacatian
 * 85) Caday
 * 86) Cadelina
 * 87) Cadiente
 * 88) Cagampang
 * 89) Caguiat
 * 90) Cajucom
 * 91) Calalang
 * 92) Calara
 * 93) Calayan
 * 94) Calayag
 * 95) Calaycay
 * 96) Calaypay
 * 97) Caliboso
 * 98) Calibuso
 * 99) Calica
 * 100) Calimlim
 * 101) Calip
 * 102) Calisin
 * 103) Callanta
 * 104) Callueng
 * 105) Calma
 * 106) Calpito
 * 107) Caluag
 * 108) Calub
 * 109) Caluya
 * 110) Camacho
 * 111) Cambe
 * 112) Cambia
 * 113) Camerino
 * 114) Camit
 * 115) Canda
 * 116) Cangco
 * 117) Canilao
 * 118) Canino
 * 119) Canlas
 * 120) Cano
 * 121) Canonizado
 * 122) Cantiveros
 * 123) Cantorna
 * Cao
 * 1) Caoagdan
 * 2) Caoile
 * 3) Caoili
 * 4) Caparas
 * 5) Capati
 * 6) Capili
 * 7) Capinpin
 * 8) Capistrano
 * 9) Capoy
 * 10) Capulong
 * 11) Caraang
 * 12) Caragan
 * 13) Carale
 * 14) Carandang
 * 15) Cariaso
 * 16) Carretero
 * 17) Carvajal
 * 18) Casabar
 * 19) Casi
 * 20) Casil
 * 21) Casimero
 * 22) Castro
 * 23) Casuga
 * 24) Catabay
 * 25) Catacutan
 * 26) Catbagan
 * 27) Catolico
 * 28) Cavan
 * 29) Cayabyab
 * 30) Cayanan
 * 31) Celestial
 * 32) Cejes
 * 33) Celzo
 * 34) Ceniza
 * 35) Ceralde
 * 36) Cezar
 * 37) Chanluangco
 * 38) Chengcuenca
 * 39) Chua
 * 40) Chuahuangco
 * 41) Chupungco
 * 42) Ciciongco
 * 43) Ciriaco
 * 44) Ciudadano
 * Co
 * 1) Cobal
 * 2) Cocos
 * 3) Cojuangco
 * 4) Colayco
 * 5) Collantes
 * 6) Colobong
 * 7) Cometa
 * 8) Comia
 * 9) Conanan
 * 10) Concepcion
 * 11) Conde
 * 12) Congco
 * 13) Consolacion
 * 14) Consul
 * 15) Corral
 * 16) Corrales
 * 17) Corpuz
 * 18) Cosico
 * 19) Cosare
 * 20) Cosim
 * 21) Credo
 * 22) Crisologo
 * Cua
 * 1) Cuaresma
 * 2) Cudal
 * 3) Cudiamat
 * 4) Cuenca
 * 5) Cuento
 * Cui
 * 1) Cuison
 * 2) Cunanan
 * 3) Curameng
 * 4) Curimao
 * 5) Currimao
 * 6) Cusi
 * 7) Cutiongco
 * 8) Cuya
 * 9) Cuyugan
 * 10) Dabu
 * 11) Dacanay
 * 12) Dacillo
 * 13) Dacpano
 * 14) Dacquel
 * 15) Dacumos
 * 16) Dacuycuy
 * 17) Daep
 * 18) Dagdag
 * 19) Dagdagan
 * 20) Daguio
 * 21) Dahilig
 * 22) Dalida
 * 23) Dalisay
 * 24) Dalit
 * 25) Damilo
 * 26) Damo
 * 27) Danao
 * 28) Dancel
 * 29) Danganan
 * 30) Daoang
 * 31) Dapidran
 * 32) Daquioag
 * 33) Daquip
 * Dar
 * 1) Dasala
 * 2) Dasmariñas
 * 3) Datoon
 * 4) Dator
 * 5) Datu
 * 6) Datuin
 * 7) Dauz
 * 8) David
 * 9) Davila
 * 10) Daya
 * 11) Dayanan
 * 12) Dayao
 * 13) Dayoan
 * 14) Dayrit
 * 15) Dayot
 * 16) Deang
 * 17) Deasis
 * 18) Declarador
 * Dee
 * 1) Defiesta
 * 2) Deguia
 * 3) de Castro
 * 4) de la Fuente
 * 5) de las Alas
 * 6) Delizo
 * 7) de Perio
 * 8) Dichoso
 * 9) Dimaano
 * 10) Dimacali
 * 11) Dimaculangan
 * 12) Dimagiba
 * 13) Dimalanta
 * 14) Dimapilis
 * 15) Dimapitan
 * 16) Dimaporo
 * 17) Dimaranan
 * 18) Dimasalang
 * 19) Dimaya
 * 20) Dimayuga
 * 21) Dineros
 * 22) Dinglasan
 * 23) Diokno
 * 24) Diones
 * 25) Dionisio
 * 26) Dioquino
 * 27) Divinagracia
 * 28) Diwa
 * 29) Dizon
 * 30) Doctolero
 * 31) Dollente
 * 32) Dolor
 * 33) Domagoso
 * 34) Domingo
 * 35) Domondon
 * 36) Domontay
 * 37) Donaire
 * 38) Doson
 * 39) Drilon
 * 40) Ducat
 * 41) Ducot
 * 42) Ducusin
 * 43) Dugay
 * 44) Dulan
 * 45) Dulay
 * 46) Duldulao
 * 47) Dumdum
 * 48) Dumlao
 * 49) Dumo
 * 50) Dumpit
 * 51) Dungca
 * 52) Dungo
 * 53) Durian
 * 54) Duropan
 * 55) Duterte
 * Dy
 * 1) Dypiangco
 * 2) Dyquiangco
 * 3) Ebreo
 * 4) Ecal
 * 5) Echegaray
 * 6) Echon
 * 7) Eclavea
 * 8) Edlao
 * 9) Edra
 * 10) Edralin
 * Edu
 * 1) Elep
 * 2) Eligio
 * 3) Elkan
 * 4) Emayo
 * 5) Endaya
 * 6) Endrinal
 * 7) Enriquez
 * 8) Erfe
 * 9) Ermitano
 * 10) Esco
 * 11) Escudero
 * 12) Escueta
 * 13) Espe
 * 14) Espinosa
 * 15) Estigoy
 * 16) Estioko
 * 17) Estoque
 * 18) Estrella
 * 19) Estrellado
 * 20) Etrata
 * 21) Eugenio
 * 22) Evangelista
 * 23) Fabellore
 * 24) Fabros
 * 25) Fagaragan
 * 26) Failon
 * 27) Falcon
 * 28) Fallesgon
 * 29) Fangonil
 * 30) Faraon
 * 31) Farrales
 * 32) Favis
 * 33) Felarca
 * 34) Felices
 * 35) Feliciano
 * 36) Felimer
 * 37) Fermin
 * 38) Fernandez
 * 39) Ferrer
 * 40) Festejo
 * 41) Figuracion
 * 42) Florencio
 * 43) Florendo
 * 44) Flores
 * 45) Floresca
 * 46) Florida
 * 47) Fojas
 * 48) Folayang
 * 49) Fontanilla
 * 50) Fontillas
 * 51) Fortun
 * 52) Francisco
 * 53) Frasco
 * 54) Frigillana
 * 55) Fronda
 * 56) Funtanilla
 * 57) Gaba
 * 58) Gabay
 * 59) Gacayan
 * 60) Gacula
 * 61) Gacutan
 * 62) Gadia
 * 63) Gaerlan
 * 64) Galang
 * 65) Galano
 * 66) Galapon
 * 67) Galarita
 * 68) Galicinao
 * 69) Galimba
 * 70) Galinato
 * 71) Galla
 * 72) Galon
 * 73) Gamiao
 * 74) Ganaden
 * 75) Ganal
 * 76) Gandeza
 * 77) Ganir
 * 78) Ganiron
 * 79) Ganzon
 * 80) Gaoiran
 * 81) Gapasin
 * 82) Garduque
 * 83) Garilao
 * 84) Garlit
 * 85) Garma
 * 86) Garo
 * 87) Gasmen
 * 88) Gatbonton
 * 89) Gatchalian
 * 90) Gatdula
 * 91) Gatmaitan
 * 92) Gatus
 * 93) Gaviola
 * 94) Genonangan
 * 95) Gerona
 * 96) Geronimo
 * 97) Gibaga
 * 98) Gines
 * 99) Gionson
 * Go
 * 1) Goco
 * 2) Gokongwei
 * 3) Golangco
 * 4) Gonzaga
 * 5) Gopez
 * 6) Goquingco
 * 7) Gosoc
 * 8) Gotiangco
 * 9) Gozum
 * 10) Gregorio
 * 11) Grivas
 * 12) Grospe
 * 13) Guan
 * 14) Guanio
 * 15) Guanlao
 * 16) Guanzon
 * 17) Gueco
 * 18) Guerzon
 * 19) Guevara
 * 20) Guiang
 * 21) Guiao
 * 22) Guico
 * 23) Guieb
 * 24) Guinto
 * 25) Guintu
 * 26) Gulapa
 * 27) Gumabay
 * 28) Gumabon
 * 29) Gumintong
 * 30) Guting
 * 31) Halili
 * 32) Halog
 * 33) Hechanova
 * 34) Hermosa
 * 35) Hermosura
 * 36) Hernandez
 * 37) Herrera
 * 38) Hinayon
 * 39) Hipol
 * 40) Hizon
 * Ho
 * 1) Hofilena
 * 2) Hufana
 * 3) Hojilla
 * 4) Huliganga
 * 5) Ibay
 * 6) Icban
 * 7) Igarta
 * 8) Igbuhay
 * 9) Igcasan
 * 10) Ignacio
 * 11) Igtiben
 * 12) Ilagan
 * 13) Ilano
 * 14) Ilog
 * 15) Imperial
 * 16) Inciong
 * 17) Ingco
 * 18) Iniba
 * 19) Irong
 * 20) Isidoro
 * 21) Isip
 * Iso
 * 1) Jalosjos
 * 2) Jamero
 * 3) Jamora
 * 4) Jandoc
 * 5) Jangcan
 * 6) Jaranilla
 * 7) Jardeleza
 * 8) Jauan
 * 9) Javellana
 * 10) Jeremias
 * 11) Jose
 * 12) Josef
 * 13) Jocson
 * 14) Juco
 * 15) Juico
 * 16) Julagay
 * 17) Julio
 * 18) Jungao
 * 19) Justiniano
 * 20) Kabahit
 * 21) Kabaitan
 * 22) Kabaong
 * 23) Kabigting
 * 24) Kaibigan
 * 25) Kalaw
 * 26) Katigbak
 * 27) Katindig
 * 28) Killip
 * 29) Kopiko
 * 30) Labao
 * 31) Labasan
 * 32) Labayen
 * 33) Labtik
 * 34) Labuguen
 * 35) Lacaden
 * 36) Lacanilao
 * 37) Lacanlale
 * 38) Lacap
 * 39) Lacsamana
 * 40) Lacsina
 * 41) Lacson
 * 42) Ladao
 * 43) Ladia
 * 44) Laforteza
 * 45) Lagana
 * 46) Lagasca
 * 47) Lagazo
 * 48) Lagdameo
 * 49) Lagman
 * 50) Lagmay
 * 51) Lagrimas
 * 52) Lagua
 * 53) Laigo
 * 54) Lalata
 * 55) Lalim
 * 56) Lamay
 * 57) Lambengco
 * 58) Lamug
 * 59) Landicho
 * 60) Landico
 * 61) Langcauon
 * 62) Langit
 * 63) Lansang
 * 64) Lansangan
 * 65) Lantin
 * 66) Lapid
 * 67) Lapitan
 * 68) Lapuz
 * 69) Lariosa
 * 70) Larot
 * 71) Lastimosa
 * 72) Lauchengco
 * 73) Lauraya
 * 74) Laurente
 * 75) Laureta
 * 76) Lawenko
 * 77) Laxa
 * 78) Laxamana
 * 79) Laygo
 * 80) Layos
 * 81) Layug
 * 82) Layugan
 * 83) Lazaro
 * 84) Lazatin
 * 85) Ledesma
 * 86) Leonardo
 * 87) Leonen
 * 88) Leyson
 * 89) Liangco
 * 90) Libed
 * 91) Liberato
 * 92) Libongco
 * 93) Libunao
 * 94) Ligon
 * 95) Ligsay
 * Lim
 * 1) Limbo
 * 2) Limcangcao
 * 3) Limcangco
 * 4) Limjoco
 * 5) Limkakeng
 * 6) Limlingan
 * 7) Limos
 * 8) Linag
 * 9) Linda
 * 10) Lindayag
 * 11) Lingad
 * 12) Lingat
 * 13) Linsangan
 * 14) Lintag
 * 15) Lising
 * 16) Liwag
 * 17) Liwanag
 * 18) Loangco
 * 19) Locquiao
 * 20) Locsin
 * 21) Loglog
 * 22) Lomboy
 * 23) Lomibao
 * 24) Longboy
 * 25) Lontoc
 * 26) Loque
 * 27) Los Baños
 * 28) Lota
 * 29) Loyzaga
 * 30) Lozañes
 * 31) Lucañas
 * 32) Luchangco
 * 33) Lugtu
 * 34) Luistro
 * 35) Lumanlan
 * 36) Lumapas
 * 37) Lunas
 * 38) Lutao
 * 39) Mabalo
 * 40) Mabalot
 * 41) Mabini
 * 42) Mabutas
 * 43) Macaambac
 * 44) Macabeo
 * 45) Macadang
 * 46) Macadangdang
 * 47) Macalalad
 * 48) Macalino
 * 49) Macalma
 * 50) Macanas
 * 51) Macanip
 * 52) Macapagal
 * 53) Macapinlac
 * 54) Macaraeg
 * 55) Macaraig
 * 56) Macaranas
 * 57) Macasaet
 * 58) Macasieb
 * 59) Macaspac
 * 60) Macatangay
 * 61) Macatulad
 * 62) Macatuno
 * 63) Macugay
 * 64) Madamba
 * 65) Madarang
 * 66) Madayag
 * 67) Madlangbayan
 * 68) Madrid
 * 69) Madrigal
 * 70) Madwen
 * 71) Magadia
 * 72) Magalona
 * 73) Magalong
 * 74) Magante
 * 75) Magaoay
 * 76) Magat
 * 77) Magbanua
 * 78) Magbitang
 * 79) Magcalas
 * 80) Magcase
 * 81) Maghari
 * 82) Maglalang
 * 83) Maglasang
 * 84) Maglaya
 * 85) Magnaye
 * 86) Magnayon
 * 87) Magpali
 * 88) Magpantay
 * 89) Magpayo
 * 90) Magsayo
 * 91) Magsaysay
 * 92) Magsino
 * 93) Magsumbol
 * 94) Magtibay
 * 95) Magtoto
 * 96) Majin
 * 97) Malapit
 * 98) Malasig
 * 99) Malicdem
 * 100) Malig-on
 * 101) Malimban
 * 102) Malinao
 * 103) Malinis
 * 104) Malit
 * 105) Mallare
 * 106) Mallari
 * 107) Malonzo
 * 108) Mamaril
 * 109) Mamuad
 * 110) Manabat
 * 111) Manago
 * 112) Manalang
 * 113) Manalansan
 * 114) Manalastas
 * 115) Manalili
 * 116) Manalo
 * 117) Manaloto
 * 118) Manangan
 * 119) Manansala
 * 120) Manaois
 * 121) Manapat
 * 122) Manarang
 * 123) Mandac
 * 124) Mandap
 * 125) Mandapat
 * 126) Mangabat
 * 127) Mangahas
 * 128) Mangalindan
 * 129) Manganon
 * 130) Mangaoang
 * 131) Mangaya
 * 132) Manglicmot
 * 133) Mangosing
 * 134) Mangrobang
 * 135) Mangubat
 * 136) Manhilot
 * 137) Maniago
 * 138) Manibog
 * 139) Manila
 * 140) Maningas
 * 141) Maningding
 * 142) Manio
 * 143) Manipon
 * 144) Manipula
 * 145) Maniquis
 * 146) Manlangit
 * 147) Manlapaz
 * 148) Manlulu
 * 149) Manoto
 * 150) Mante
 * 151) Manuel
 * 152) Mañalac
 * 153) Mapa
 * 154) Mapalad
 * 155) Mapanao
 * 156) Mapua
 * 157) Maputi
 * 158) Maramba
 * 159) Maranan
 * 160) Marasigan
 * 161) Marbella
 * 162) Marcelino
 * 163) Marcos
 * 164) Marcojos
 * 165) Marfori
 * 166) Mariano
 * 167) Marilag
 * 168) Maristela
 * 169) Mariquit
 * 170) Marquez
 * 171) Masangcay
 * 172) Masangkay
 * 173) Mata
 * 174) Mateo
 * 175) Maximo
 * 176) Mayoyo
 * 177) Membrere
 * 178) Mesiona
 * 179) Miclat
 * 180) Militante
 * 181) Millare
 * 182) Mirador
 * 183) Miraflor
 * 184) Mirasol
 * 185) Mirpuri
 * 186) Mislang
 * 187) Mortel
 * 188) Moscardo
 * 189) Mulingtapang
 * 190) Mungcal
 * 191) Munsayac
 * 192) Mutuc
 * 193) Nabong
 * 194) Nacino
 * 195) Nacional
 * 196) Nacionales
 * 197) Nagtalon
 * 198) Naguit
 * 199) Nanquil
 * 200) Naperi
 * 201) Naui
 * 202) Navalta
 * 203) Navarro
 * 204) Nazareno
 * 205) Ngaya
 * 206) NgSinco
 * Ngo
 * 1) Nibungco
 * 2) Nicdao
 * 3) Nieto
 * 4) Nimo
 * 5) Nobleza
 * 6) Nocon
 * 7) Nono
 * 8) Nova
 * 9) Nuesca
 * 10) Nugal
 * 11) Nunag
 * 12) Nuqui
 * 13) Oasay
 * 14) Obar
 * 15) Obligacion
 * 16) Ocaya
 * 17) Occeña
 * 18) Ocfemia
 * 19) Ogayon
 * 20) Ogayre
 * 21) Olaes
 * 22) Olala
 * 23) Olarte
 * 24) Olores
 * 25) Ombao
 * 26) Omega
 * Omo
 * Ona
 * Ong
 * 1) Ongchangco
 * 2) Ongkeko
 * 3) Ongkingco
 * 4) Ongpaoco
 * 5) Opus
 * 6) Orcino
 * 7) Ordinario
 * 8) Ordonio
 * 9) Oribello
 * 10) Ornedo
 * 11) Orpilla
 * 12) Ortega
 * 13) Ortigas
 * 14) Ouano
 * Paa
 * 1) Pabalan
 * 2) Pabalate
 * 3) Pacana
 * 4) Pacio
 * 5) Paciones
 * 6) Pacis
 * 7) Pacleb
 * 8) Pacquiao
 * 9) Pacquing
 * 10) Padaoan
 * 11) Padel
 * 12) Padlan
 * 13) Padilla
 * 14) Paet
 * 15) Pagaduan
 * 16) Pagala
 * 17) Pagatpagan
 * 18) Pagdanganan
 * 19) Pagdilao
 * 20) Paglinawan
 * 21) Pagtakhan
 * 22) Paguio
 * 23) Paguirigan
 * 24) Pagulayan
 * 25) Paguyo
 * 26) Paibay
 * 27) Pajarillo
 * 28) Paje
 * Pal
 * 1) Palad
 * 2) Palaganas
 * 3) Palanca
 * 4) Palangdao
 * 5) Palisoc
 * 6) Palpallatoc
 * 7) Pamintuan
 * 8) Panaligan
 * 9) Panay
 * 10) Panelo
 * 11) Pangalangan
 * 12) Pangan
 * 13) Panganiban
 * 14) Pangilinan
 * 15) Panindagat
 * 16) Panis
 * 17) Panlilio
 * 18) Panopio
 * 19) Pantaleo
 * 20) Pantig
 * Par
 * 1) Paragas
 * 2) Paraiso
 * 3) Paras
 * 4) Parel
 * 5) Parinas
 * 6) Parungao
 * 7) Pasag
 * 8) Pasalo
 * 9) Pascua
 * 10) Pasion
 * 11) Patacsil
 * 12) Patague
 * 13) Patao
 * 14) Paulino
 * 15) Payumo
 * 16) Pebenito
 * 17) Pecaoco
 * 18) Pecson
 * 19) Pedro
 * 20) Pempengco
 * 21) Pera
 * 22) Pestano
 * 23) Petecio
 * 24) Pichay
 * 25) Pila
 * 26) Pilapil
 * 27) Pili
 * 28) Pingco
 * 29) Pingol
 * 30) Pingul
 * 31) Pinlac
 * 32) Pinpin
 * 33) Pisigan
 * 34) Plaza
 * 35) Pogoy
 * 36) Polan
 * 37) Policarpio
 * 38) Polintan
 * 39) Poliquin
 * 40) Poloyapoy
 * 41) Pomoy
 * 42) Pongco
 * 43) Poquiz
 * 44) Pote
 * 45) Presto
 * 46) Prieto
 * 47) Protacio
 * 48) Publico
 * 49) Pugeda
 * 50) Punsalan
 * 51) Punsoy
 * 52) Punzalan
 * 53) Purugganan
 * 54) Puso
 * 55) Puzon
 * Que
 * 1) Quebral
 * 2) Queja
 * 3) Quemado
 * 4) Querimit
 * 5) Querubin
 * 6) Quezon
 * 7) Quiambao
 * 8) Quiboloy
 * 9) Quibuyen
 * 10) Quicho
 * 11) Quijano
 * 12) Quilala
 * 13) Quilantang
 * 14) Quimpo
 * 15) Quimson
 * 16) Quinoy
 * 17) Quintal
 * 18) Quintos
 * 19) Quiocho
 * 20) Quirante
 * 21) Quisumbing
 * 22) Quitevis
 * 23) Quitiquit
 * 24) Quizon
 * 25) Rabang
 * 26) Rabara
 * 27) Rabino
 * 28) Racelis
 * 29) Racoma
 * 30) Radona
 * 31) Rafanan
 * 32) Ragasa
 * 33) Rago
 * 34) Ragudo
 * 35) Raguindin
 * 36) Rama
 * 37) Ramento
 * 38) Ramil
 * 39) Ramiscal
 * 40) Raneses
 * 41) Ranola
 * 42) Rapada
 * 43) Rapanot
 * 44) Rapisura
 * 45) Recto
 * 46) Redillas
 * 47) Regala
 * 48) Relacion
 * 49) Respicio
 * 50) Resurreccion
 * 51) Revereza
 * 52) Revilla
 * 53) Revillame
 * 54) Ricafort
 * 55) Ricafrente
 * 56) Rigor
 * 57) Rimando
 * 58) Ringor
 * Roa
 * 1) Robello
 * 2) Robles
 * 3) Robredo
 * 4) Rodis
 * 5) Rojas
 * 6) Romano
 * 7) Romualdez
 * 8) Ronquillo
 * 9) Roxas
 * 10) Rulloda
 * 11) Rustia
 * 12) Sabado
 * 13) Sabino
 * 14) Sacay
 * 15) Sacayanan
 * 16) Sacdalan
 * 17) Sadsad
 * 18) Sagadraca
 * 19) Sagisi
 * 20) Sagucio
 * 21) Saguisag
 * 22) Sajor
 * 23) Salacup
 * 24) Salamat
 * 25) Salanga
 * 26) Salangsang
 * 27) Salazar
 * 28) Salceda
 * 29) Salcedo
 * 30) Salenga
 * 31) Salonga
 * 32) Salvacion
 * 33) Salviejo
 * 34) Samala
 * 35) Samonte
 * 36) Samoy
 * 37) Sampaga
 * 38) Sampang
 * 39) Sampayan
 * 40) San Antonio
 * 41) Sandico
 * 42) Sangalang
 * 43) Sangco
 * 44) Saniatan
 * 45) Sanidad
 * 46) San Buenaventura
 * 47) San Diego
 * 48) San Juan
 * 49) San Miguel
 * 50) San Pedro
 * 51) Sanson
 * 52) Sapida
 * 53) Sarreal
 * 54) Sarte
 * 55) Satoquia
 * 56) Saturnio
 * 57) Saulog
 * 58) Saulon
 * 59) Savella
 * 60) Saya
 * 61) Sayo
 * 62) Sayson
 * 63) Sazon
 * 64) Seggay
 * 65) Seño
 * 66) Sepe
 * 67) Serapion
 * 68) Sese
 * 69) Sevilla
 * Sia
 * 1) Sian
 * 2) Siangco
 * 3) Siao
 * 4) Siapno
 * 5) Siasat
 * 6) Siazon
 * 7) Sibal
 * 8) Sibayan
 * 9) Sicat
 * 10) Sigua
 * 11) Silao
 * 12) Silva
 * 13) Silvio
 * 14) Simbulan
 * 15) Simpliciano
 * 16) Simsiman
 * 17) Sinforoso
 * 18) Singco
 * 19) Singson
 * Sio
 * 1) Siongco
 * 2) Siopongco
 * 3) Sioson
 * 4) Sipin
 * 5) Sison
 * Siy
 * 1) Solidum
 * 2) Soliman
 * 3) Soliven
 * 4) Songco
 * 5) Songsong
 * 6) Soriano
 * 7) Sotiangco
 * 8) Sta Ana
 * 9) Sta Maria
 * 10) Sto Tomas
 * 11) Suan
 * 12) Suba
 * 13) Subido
 * 14) Sucgang
 * 15) Sugabo
 * 16) Suguitan
 * 17) Suico
 * 18) Suing
 * 19) Sulit
 * 20) Sumabat
 * 21) Sumanga
 * 22) Sumaya
 * 23) Sumilang
 * 24) Sumulong
 * 25) Sunga
 * 26) Sunico
 * 27) Sunpongco
 * 28) Supnet
 * 29) Supsup
 * 30) Suyat
 * 31) Sycip
 * 32) Syquia
 * 33) Sytangco
 * 34) Sytengco
 * 35) Taal
 * 36) Tabag
 * 37) Tabangcura
 * 38) Tabay
 * 39) Tabayoyong
 * 40) Tabin
 * 41) Tabion
 * 42) Tabios
 * 43) Tabisola
 * 44) Tabisula
 * 45) Tacata
 * 46) Tacderan
 * 47) Tadena
 * 48) Tagala
 * 49) Tagara
 * 50) Tag-arao
 * 51) Talaro
 * 52) Talens
 * 53) Tamondong
 * Tan
 * 1) Tanangco
 * 2) Tanchuling
 * 3) Tancongco
 * 4) Tandoc
 * 5) Tanedo
 * 6) Tangco
 * 7) Tanglao
 * 8) Tangonan
 * 9) Tansengco
 * 10) Tansingco
 * 11) Tansiongco
 * 12) Tantiongco
 * 13) Tantoco
 * 14) Tanyag
 * 15) Tapales
 * 16) Tapang
 * 17) Tarlengco
 * 18) Taruc
 * 19) Tatlonghari
 * 20) Tayabas
 * 21) Tayag
 * 22) Tayan
 * 23) Tayao
 * 24) Tayco
 * 25) Tayengco
 * 26) Taylan
 * Te
 * 1) Teano
 * 2) Tecson
 * 3) Tejano
 * 4) Tejero
 * 5) Tengco
 * 6) Tenorio
 * 7) Teopengco
 * 8) Tesoro
 * 9) Teves
 * 10) Tetangco
 * 11) Tiangco
 * 12) Tibayan
 * 13) Tibok
 * 14) Ticzon
 * 15) Tiglao
 * 16) Timbol
 * 17) Tinapay
 * 18) Tingcungco
 * 19) Tinio
 * 20) Tinoyan
 * 21) Tintiangco
 * 22) Tiogongco
 * 23) Tiolengco
 * 24) Tiongco
 * 25) Tiongson
 * 26) Tiotangco
 * 27) Tiotuyco
 * 28) Tirona
 * 29) Tison
 * Tiu
 * 1) Tizon
 * 2) Tobosa
 * 3) Tolentino
 * 4) Toliongco
 * 5) Tolosa
 * 6) Tongco
 * 7) Tongol
 * 8) Tongson
 * 9) Topacio
 * 10) Todesillas
 * 11) Torre
 * 12) Torres
 * 13) Tosoc
 * 14) Transfiguracion
 * 15) Trillanes
 * 16) Tubig
 * 17) Tucay
 * 18) Tugade
 * 19) Tugonon
 * 20) Tulfo
 * 21) Tullar
 * 22) Tumaneng
 * 23) Tumang
 * 24) Tumbaga
 * 25) Tumibay
 * 26) Tungol
 * 27) Tungpalan
 * 28) Tupas
 * 29) Turla
 * 30) Tuzon
 * 31) Tydingco
 * 32) Udarbe
 * 33) Ujano
 * 34) Ulanday
 * 35) Ulep
 * 36) Umali
 * 37) Umayam
 * 38) Umipig
 * Una
 * 1) Uncangco
 * 2) Undayan
 * 3) Unpingco
 * 4) Untalan
 * Usi
 * Uy
 * 1) Uygongco
 * 2) Uytangco
 * 3) Uytingco
 * 4) Valbuena
 * 5) Valdez
 * 6) Valenzuela
 * 7) Valera
 * 8) Vallejos
 * 9) Valmonte
 * 10) Vargas
 * 11) Vasquez
 * 12) Vayan
 * 13) Velasco
 * 14) Velasquez
 * 15) Veluz
 * 16) Veneracion
 * 17) Vengco
 * 18) Venzon
 * 19) Verceles
 * 20) Verdeflor
 * 21) Vergara
 * 22) Vergeldedios
 * 23) Verzosa
 * 24) Vibar
 * 25) Vicente
 * 26) Viceral
 * 27) Victa
 * 28) Vida
 * 29) Vidad
 * 30) Vidanes
 * 31) Viduya
 * 32) Viernes
 * 33) Villafuerte
 * 34) Villaluna
 * 35) Villaruz
 * 36) Villasur
 * 37) Villongco
 * 38) Viloria
 * 39) Vinluan
 * 40) Vinoray
 * 41) Vinoya
 * 42) Virata
 * 43) Viray
 * 44) Visaya
 * 45) Vista
 * 46) Visitacion
 * 47) Visperas
 * 48) Vitug
 * 49) Vosotros
 * 50) Watan
 * 51) Witongco
 * 52) Wycoco
 * 53) Yabut
 * 54) Yadao
 * 55) Yagin
 * 56) Yalung
 * 57) Yamat
 * 58) Yambao
 * 59) Yamsuan
 * Yan
 * Yap
 * 1) Yaptangco
 * 2) Yasay
 * 3) Yatco
 * 4) Ylagan
 * 5) Ylanan
 * 6) Ynares
 * 7) Yoro
 * 8) Yorong
 * 9) Ysagun
 * Yu
 * 1) Yuchengco
 * 2) Yulo
 * 3) Yumang
 * 4) Yumul
 * 5) Yupangco
 * 6) Yuson
 * 7) Yuviengco
 * 8) Yuzon
 * 9) Zablan
 * 10) Zamora
 * 11) Zapanta
 * 12) Zaragosa
 * 13) Zarate
 * 14) Zenarosa
 * 15) Zepeda
 * 16) Zubiri
 * 17) Zulueta


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User talk:Mkell047

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User:Nymah

Nymah is the mian character in the book East, by Edith Pattou. This is a greta book about a young woman who finds a talking white bear on her doorstep one night. It promises one of er sisters to be cures of her sickness and prosperity for her family. Rose, which is what hr family calls her, has a very supersttious mother who belivies that the dicrection you are born in affects you. She wants to have a child from every direction except north, because of a prophecy predicting doom for any north child she has. She does so, ad is happy until their east child dies. Rose is a replacement for this child, and supposedly an east, but her father knows she is a north and calls her Nymah his heart. She must go on a journey to the land that is east of the sun and west of the moon to save the white bear, who is really a man, after she betrays him in the castle they stay in alone, where Rose has every thing she wants, but is puzzled by the white bear and a nightly visitor who comes and sleeps in her bed, not doing anything, though. Rose saves the white bear and marries him, and they live happily ever after.

There is also a Wikipedia user with the name Nymah.

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Entry Level PHP Web Application Development/HTML and CSS: Presentation to the User

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HTML and XHTML
HTML and XHTML are content markup languages, and so for Web applications, they are what holds the content. This means that the markup that is given to the Web browser in HTML/XHTML form should look fairly plain when it is presented without any presentation information—that is, Cascading Style Sheets. This chapter focuses on building a simple Web page (without PHP) and showing how CSS can be used to increase the readability of the page while enabling HTML to hold the content.

Basic HTML Page
Let’s take the “Hello, World” example that we first presented to you:

<!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.01//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/html4/strict.dtd">   <title>Hello, World!</title>
 Hello, World!

This is a very basic page. In order to make this example a little more useful, let’s add some more markup to it:

<!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.01//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/html4/strict.dtd">   <title>Hello, World!</title>
Hello, World!

 Hello, World! This is an <acronym title="HyperText Markup      Language">HTML</acronym> paragraph.

 I have some things to tell you:

HTML is the “language of the Web.”

PHP is an excellent server-side language.

CSS makes things look pretty.

You want to make efficient use of your time…

So, you want to do things correctly.

Here is what this HTML looks like in Firefox 3. As you can see, it is rather plain looking:

Cascading Style Sheets are designed to make the job of modifying the look of HTML pages easy. Let’s change this a little bit so that the page looks quite different; the following is to be added directly below the …  line, in the head section:

What this does is tells the Web browser to decorate the text in various ways, depending on where it is inside of the HTML document. The format of CSS is:

SELECTOR1 SELECTOR2 ... SELECTORn { property1: value; property2: value; ...    propertyn: value; }

Where the selectors tell the browser what we wish to decorate, and the properties and values tell it how we want it decorated. Let’s take a look at the first CSS entry above:

* {          margin: 0px; padding: 0px; background-color: #99ffff; font-size: 10px; }

The selector here is the asterisk (“*”). This says “I want you to apply these formatting rules to everything.” The result is that all elements lose their default margin, padding, background-color, and font-size settings. It acts as a way to reset the Web browser’s default settings. Notice how the measurements are specified—as a number, and then a unit. There are many ways to pass measurements to the web browser. In this case, the measurement we are using is, which are pixels.

The next block of CSS tells the browser to apply some margin settings to the contents of the  tag, namely setting a left and right margin:

body { margin-left: 5px; margin-right: 5px; }

Again, we use  as the unit of measurement, stating that we want the left and right margins to be 5 pixels away from the edge of the browser’s viewing area—called the viewport.

CSS all works the same way; for the most part, it is quite readable, as well. Note that this is extremely basic CSS, which simply changes the way things look. Here is what the full HTML document now looks like:

<!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.01//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/html4/strict.dtd">   <title>Hello, World!</title>
Hello, World!

 Hello, World! This is an      <acronym title="HyperText Markup Language">HTML</acronym> paragraph.

 I have some things to tell you:

HTML is the “language of the Web.”

PHP is an excellent server-side language.

CSS makes things look pretty.

You want to make efficient use of your time…

So, you want to do things correctly.

And in the Web browser:

Okay, so that’s not pretty, but it gets the point across: CSS is a pretty powerful mechanism because it lets you control the formatting, while leaving the content of the page alone.

Embedding CSS vs. Including it as a Resource
In the most recent example, we saw what CSS can do. However, there is one problem with it—we included the CSS directly in the Web page itself. If we have more than one Web page, it makes sense that we would want to be able to write the CSS once, and have those multiple Web pages make use of that same CSS. We could continue to include the CSS directly in the Web pages, but then what happens when we want to alter the appearance of all of our pages? We’d have to edit them all—and that is a lot of work.

One of the most important principles of software development, by the way, is known as Don't Repeat Yourself, or DRY. Having the CSS embedded in each and every HTML page violates this principle if we have several pages.

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JavaScript/Introduction to the Document Object Model (DOM)

HTML pages are internally implemented by a tree that contains the HTML elements (and CSS styles) as its nodes. This tree is called Document-Object Model, or DOM. JavaScript has full access to the DOM. It can navigate through the tree, modify the tree and nodes, ranging from simply adding new nodes to rearranging several areas on the page.

A hint about the terminology: Because of its closeness to XML, HTML uses the term element; and because of its structure as a tree, DOM uses the term node.

Nodes
When loading into the browser, the HTML document is broken down into a tree of nodes. For example, take a look at the following HTML snippet:

Through DOM, JavaScript sees this snippet as four nodes.
 * The, from its start tag through its end tag, is one node.  This   happens to have a property assigned inside its start tag.  This property is named "id" and has the value "exampleDiv".
 * The three other nodes in this example are inside the . They are called child nodes of the , because the   contains them.  Conversely, the   is their parent node.

 * The first child of the  is a text node, with the value "This is an". Text nodes contain only text; they never contain tags, which is why the tree stops here.
 * The  tag is another node.
 * The rest of the text is another text node.

Since the text nodes and the  tag all share the same parent, they are said to be sibling nodes.

Accessing nodes
You can access nodes of the DOM tree by various methods. One of them is.

When clicking on the button, the function  is called. It accesses the element with the id 'p2' and shows its content.

Accessing content
If you want to get access to the content of a node, you can use different properties of different classes:, , or. But they are not equal; please consider the differences. To keep our examples clear and easy, we use  whenever possible because it is very close to the HTML source code.

Changing content
After accessing a node, you can change its content by assigning a new value to its content.

When clicking on the button, the function  is called. Again, it accesses the element with the id 'p2' and changes its content.

Modifying the tree structure
JavaScript can manipulate the structure of the DOM tree.

When clicking on the button, the function  is called. It accesses the elements 'body' and 'p2', then, it moves the 'p' element to the end of the 'body'.


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= FBCompareContainers function =

Function
✔ Appearance ✔ Standard ✔ Console

Revised
June 12, 2000 (Release 3)

Description
This function returns a result that represents how container  compares to container. If the  is zero, the containers are identical. A negative result (-n&) provides the character position at which container  was found to be less than container. A positive result give the character position where container  became greater than container.

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= FBCompareHandles function =

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July 26, 2000 (Release 3)

Description
This function returns a result representing a comparison of the contents of handle  with the contents of handle. If  is zero, the contents of the handles are identical. If  is negative,  indicates the byte position at which handle   was found to be less than handle. If  is positive, it indicates the byte position at which handle   was found to be greater than handle. The first position in the handle is byte number 1 (not zero). Two handles which differ from the very first byte will return a positive or negative 1 as a result.

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Talk:Raising Chickens/Death/Butchering

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I enlarged the sizes of the titles in the section done by Dr. Whoever, they just looked odd being small.

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Futurebasic/Language/Reference/fbgetcontrolrect

= FBGETCONTROLRECT function =

Function
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Revised
August, 2002 (Release 7)

Description
Before OS X, we were able to extract the content rectangle of a button using the following code:

Carbon programs do not offer the ability to peek into structures like control records. FB provides this utility function for use in any program so that you may extract the rectangle regardless of the current version of system software.

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Futurebasic/Language/Reference/fbgetscreenrect

= FBGETSCREENRECT function =

Revised
February, 2002 (Release 6)

Description
Before OS X, we were able to extract the content rectangle of a window using the following code:

This no longer works because the window pointer and the grafport have been separated into different structures. You can substitute this simple function in your programs and it will work in all supported versions of the system software.

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C++ Programming/Classes/this

this pointer
The this keyword acts as a pointer to the class being referenced. The this pointer acts like any other pointer, although you can't change the pointer itself. Read the section concerning pointers and references to understand more about general pointers.

The this pointer is only accessible within nonstatic member functions of a class, union or struct, and is not available in static member functions. It is not necessary to write code for the this pointer as the compiler does this implicitly. When using a debugger, you can see the this pointer in some variable list when the program steps into nonstatic class functions.

In the following example, the compiler inserts an implicit parameter this in the nonstatic member function int getData. Additionally, the code initiating the call passes an implicit parameter (provided by the compiler).

There are certain times when a programmer should know about and use the this pointer. The this pointer should be used when overloading the assignment operator to prevent a catastrophe. For example, add in an assignment operator to the code above.

However little you may know about this, it is important in implementing any class.

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Iranian History/The Umayyads

When the Arabs won their success at the Batte of Nehavend against the Imperial Sassanid troops and conquered Iran, they were ruled by the Caliph Umar, known as Umar the Great. He was the second of the Rashidun Caliphs who ruled over the Great Islamic Empire.

The Rashidun Caliphate
The rule of the Rashidun Caliphate over Iran lasted from 642 to 661. Their name translated as "the rightly gided Caliphs". Umar who was the Caliph at the time when the Persian troops succumbed at Nehavend was himself a Rashidun.

Under the Rashiduns, the Sassanid Empire was distributed amongst the various provinces of the Caliphate. The territories of the defunct Sassanian Empire comprised 4 out of the 12 provinces of the Arab Caliphate.

Umar
Umar the son of Khattab was the second Caliph of the Islamic Empire and ruled from 634 to 644. He was born a pagan but he later converted to Islam under the influence of Prophet Muhammad. During his reign, the size of the Islamic Empire increased manifold. The reign of Umar is especially known for the successful campaigns against the Sassanid Empire which resulted in the capitulation of Iran between 636 and 651. His reign is also remembered for the Battle of Yarmuk who resulted in the defeat of the Byzantine Empire and the annexation of the Middle East. Umar's rule came to an end in 644 when he was killed by a Persian slave from Ctesiphon called Abu Luluah (whose actual Persian name happens to be Piruz). Abu Luluah is believed by some to have committed suicide and by others to have been killed by the soldiers of the Caliphate. Abu Luluah is considered to be a martyr by the Shiites of Kashan in Iran who worship him.

Uthman
Uthman or Uthman ibn Affan succeeded Umar. He ruled from 644 to 656. Like Umar, he too was a pagan who converted to Islam.

In 651, the first Islamic coins were struck during the caliphate of Uthman, these were the Persian dirhams that had an image of the Persian emperor Yazdgerd III with the addition of the Arabic sentence Bismillah (بسم الله) (begin from name of Allah). However the first original minting of the Islamic dirham was done in 695 during Umayyad period.

During the reign of Uthman, the province of Fars broke into revolt. A large army was sent under Abdullar ibn Aamir the Governor of Basra to quell the rebellion. Abdullah ibn Aamir surrounded the cities of Persepolis, Jor and Al j Bard and forced the Persians to pay tribute.

In 649, shortly after the rebellion in Fars, the province of Sistan in Eastern Iran broke into rebellion. Abdullah ibn Aamir sent a large force under Rabeah ibn Ziyad to quell the rebellion. The first battle was fought at Zaliq in which the rebels were defeated. The victorious Arab troops conquered Qarquqya. Zaranj fell after a siege and jizya was imposed. Rabeah was appointed Governor of Sistan for a period of two years.

Soon after Rabeah was replaced, Sistan broke into rebellion once again. Abdur Rahman ibn Sumra was appointed to quell the rebellion. Sistan sued for peace promising an annual tribute of 20 million dirham. The Persians also presented 100,000 slaves.

From Zaranj, a small contingent penetrated Afghanistan through Helmand and Ghazni right upto Kabul. Abdur Rehman ibn Sumra was appointed Governor of Zaranj till the death of Caliph Uthman.

During this time, there was a major revolt in the Northern Iranian province of Tabaristan. Uthman sent Saeed ibn Al Aas with an army of 80,000 to quell the rebellion. Qom was easily taken. But the Arabs faced stiff resistance at Tabilsa, a coastal town. However, in the end, the Arabs overpowered the Persians and took the city. All the men were slaughtered and the women and children were made slaves. The harsh treatment by the Arabs of the citizens of Tamlisa struck terror into the hearts of the people of other towns and they lost the will to resist. The army then proceeded to Gilan and easily conquered the province.

Dagestan and Azerbaijan broke into revolt under General Aspandyar and his brother Bahram. Uthman sent Walid ibn Uqba to fight the insurrection. Walid lunched a two pronged attack on Azerbaijan, one from Armenia and the other from Kufa. The revolting provinces surrendered after a brief resistance and agreed to pay an annual tribute of 800,000 dirhams. Ashat ibn Qais was made governor of Azerbaijan.

In 651, the province of Khorasan broke into rebellion. It was here that the last Sassanian ruler Yazdegerd III made his last stand. Uthman sent Abdullah ibn Aamir, the Governor of Basra to retake Khorasan. Bayak and Tabisan were easily conquered. Next, Nishapur fell after a protracted siege. The Arab troops then marched east and occupied Herat in Afghanistan. The Arabs were also able to successfully conquer the region suroounding Merv. The campaign came to an end in 654 with the conquest of Balkh.

During Uthman's reign, Hashemite-Umayyad rivalries came to the fore. It culminated in the assassination of Uthman by a Hashemite loyalist in 656.

The Reign of Ali and the First Fitna
On the assassination of Uthman in 656, Ali ibn Abi Talib a cousin of Prophet Muhammad was requested to lead the nation. Initialy unwilling, he later accepted their invitation and became the fourth and last Rashidun Caliph. His period was characterized by the First Fitna, a period of constant warfare between Ali and the Hashemites on one hand and the Umayyads and Aisha, the widow of Prophet Muhammad on the other. Three civil wars were fought and large sections of the Empire were lost. Finally, Ali was wounded on the nineteenth of Ramadan,661, while he was worshipping in the mosque at Kufa. The death of Ali caused a split in the Muslim world dividing Muslims all over into Shiites and Sunnis. Despite the fact that during Ali's lifetime and after, Iranian Muslims had a sort of sympathy towards Ali.

Muawiyah I
In 661, Muawiyah ibn Abi Sufyan, a companion of Prophet Muhammad assumed the Caliphate on the death of Ali. He established the Umayyads as the rulers of the Caliphate thereby displacing the rival Hashemite family to which Ali belonged.

Muawiyah instituted several Byzantine-style bureaucracies, called diwans, to aid him in the governance and the centralization of the Caliphate and the empire. Early Arabic sources credit two diwans in particular to Muawiyah: the Diwan al-Khatam "Chancellery" and the Barid "Postal Service", both of which greatly improved communications within the empire.

Muawiyah also besieged Constantinople, the capital of the Byzantine Empire but the siege was unsuccessful. Muawiyah I died on May 6, 680 and was succeeded by his son Yazid I.

Yazid I
On the death of Muawiyah in 680, his son Yazid ascended the throne. He is infamous in history for his role in the assassination of Hussain, son of Ali.

Battle of Karbala
With the support of the Muslims of Kufa in Iraq, Hussain headed towards Karbala, from Mecca. A contingent of 40,000 men were sent by the Caliphate under Umar ibn Saad to fight Hussain. On October 10, 680, when the Caliphate forces entered Karbala war broke out. Hussain and his 72 followers were surrounded on all sides and slaughtered. The 72 men fought bravely but heavily outnumbered, they were cut to pieces, Hussain himself being one of the slain. The Battle of Karbala is commemorated in the Muharram festival of the Shiites.

Yazid died in 683 succeeded by his son Muawiyah II.

Muawiyah II
Muawiyah II ruled for a few months. During the few months he ruled he was disinterested in the affairs of the state.

In the beginning of 684, there was rebellion in Southern Arabia. But Muawiyah did not qell the rebellion out of fear of damaging the Holy Kaaba. He abdicated and died a few months later.

Marwan I
In 684 on the abdication of Muawiyah II, Marwan I became the Caliph. He was the grandson of Umayya and a cousin of Muawiyah I.

During his short reign, there was a civil war amongst the Umayyads. Also, Abdullah ibn Zubayr broke away from the Caliphate and established his control over the Hejaz, Iraq, Egypt and parts of Egypt. Marwan waged a successful war against Abdullah recapturing Egypt and Syria.

Marwan I died in 685 and was succeeded by his son Abd Al Malik.

Campaign against Abdullah ibn Zubayr
Few years after assuming the Caliphate, Abd Al Malik sent a huge army under Al Hajjaj bin Yussef to fight Abdullah ibn Zubayr. Hajjaj captured his native Taif and used it as a base. In 692, he besieged Mecca. 10,000 rebels surrendered to the Caliphate troops. Abdullah fought until his death near the Kaaba in October 692. The victorious commander Hajjaj was assigned the province of Basra. Under Hajjaj, Arab armies put down the revolt of 'Abd al-Rahman ibn Muhammad ibn al-Ash'ath in Iraq from 699 to 701 CE, and also took most of Turkestan

Campaign in North Africa
In 686 Abd Al Malik sent a large force under Zuhayr ibn Qais to Maghreb. Zuhayr ibn Qais won the Battle of Mamma over Byzantines and Berbers led by Kusaila.

In 695 Hasan ibn al-Nu'man captured Carthage and advanced into the Atlas Mountains. A Byzantine fleet arrived, retook Carthage but in 698 Hasan ibn al-Nu'man returned and defeated Tiberios III at the Battle of Carthage. The Byzantines withdrew from all of Africa except Ceuta.

Hasan was defeated by the Zenata tribe of Berbers under al-Kahina. However, in 702, with strong reinforcements, much of North and North-western Africa was conquered by the Arabs.

Abd Al Malik is also known for having constructed many buildings of architectural significance. He passed away in 705 succeeded by his son Al Walid.

Al Walid I
Abd Al Malik was succeeded by his son Al Walid who ruled from 705 to 715. He was known for his piety. He is also credited with establishing a powerful navy. During his reign, the Arabs successfully invaded and conquered Sindh. He was succeeded by his brother Suleiman.

Suleiman
During Suleiman's reign, the Governor of Khorasan Yazid conquered the northern parts of Iran and expanded the Empire into remote, mountaineous parts of Tabaristran.Sulayman also sent a large army under Maslama ibn Abdul-Malik to attack the Byzantine capital, Constantinople. The siege lasted throughout the winter. It was however unsuccessful. Suleiman was himself moving towards the battlefront when he died in 717.

Umar II
Uma was the nephew of Abd Al Malik and cousin of Al Walid and Suleiman. He was an extremely pious individual and he was disdainful of luxuries. He led a simple life and exhorted his fellow Arabs to live the same way. He also put an end to the Umayyad custom of cursing Ali at the end of Friday prayers. Umar II also imposed Sharis law all over the Empire

Yazid II
Yazid's reign saw numerous uprisings in Spain and North Africa. During his reign, Yazid also destroyed numerous churches and Christian icons.

Hisham
Hisham was the last powerful Caliph of the Umayyad dynasty. He ruled from 724 to 743.

Hisham was a great patron of arts and encouraged learning. He built a number of schools and oversaw the translation of numerous classics into Arabic. During Hisham's reign, there was a rebellion in Sindh which he tackled successfully. Abd ar Rahman ibn Abdallah, the Umayyad Governor of Al Andalus launched an invasion of France and besieged Bordeaux but was stopped by Charles Martel who defeated the invaders at the Battle of Tours. Maslamah, Hisham's brother fought the Byzantine army and conquered Caesarea Mazaca in 727. He also opposed Turks in the Caucasus. In 730, he fought for a month against the Khaqan there and defeated him. Mu'awiyah ibn Hisham was another Arab commander in the almost annual raids against the Byzantine Empire.

In 731-732, Hisham launched a massive campaign against the Byzantine Empire. The Arabs took Cappadocia and defeated the Avars. However, the Arabs also suffered a few defeats during this time. Hisham also faced a revolt by the armies of Zayd bin Ali, grandson of Husayn bin Ali, which was however easily put down. However, despite this defeat, the Abbasids gradually grew in power and established their bases in Khorasan and Iraq.

Hisham died of diphtheria on February 6, 743 and was succeeded by his nephew Al Walid II.

Fall of the Caliphate
Walid ibn Yazid succeeded his uncle Hisham as Al Walid II and ruled from 743 to 744. During his reign, Yahya ibn Zayd was found in Khorasan and killed in battle. Al Walid put Sulayman ibn Hisham in prison. A rebellion broke out. Sulayman ibn Hasaham was released from jail and led the uprising. The rebels moved into Damascus and were resisted by the soldiers of the Caliphate. Al Walid II was killed in the battle which ensued and succeeded by his cousin Yazid III. Yazid III, a cousin of Al Walid II succeeded Al Walid II and ruled for a few months. He had earlier denounced Al Walid's imprisonment of Sulayman ibn Hisham. He was succeeded by his brother Ibrahim. Ibrahmin ruled for a short while before he abdicated, and went into hiding out of fear of his political opponents. He was succeeded by Marwan II who was the last Umayyad ruler to rule from Damascus.

During Marwan II's reign, there was a Kharijite rebellion led by Al Dahhak. The rebel forces even captured Kufa. Sulayman ibn Hisham turned against Marwan, but suffered a severe defeat. Al Dahhak was killed and succeeded by his son Shayban. The Caliphate forces drove Shayban to Bahrain where he was killed.

In Khorasan, the governor Nasr ibn Sayyar faced tough opposition from Al Harith and Al Kirmani. They were also supported by the Abbasids. In 748, Nasr died when the rebellion was going on. By this time, the Abbasids had successfully conquered Hijaz. In 750, the Abbasids invaded Damascus from their base in Khorasan. Marwan faced them but suffered a crushing defeat from Abu Al Abbas Al Saffah at the Battle of Zab River. Marwan fled Damascus and was captured and killed on August 6, 750 thus ending the Umayyad dynasty.

Condition of Iran under the Umayyads
During the reign of the Ummayad dynasty, the Arab conquerors imposed Arabic as the primary language of the subject peoples throughout their empire. Hajjāj ibn Yusuf, who was not happy with the prevalence of the Persian language in the divan, ordered the official language of the conquered lands to be replaced by Arabic, sometimes by force. In Biruni's From The Remaining Signs of Past Centuries for example it is written:

"'When Qutaibah bin Muslim under the command of Al-Hajjaj bin Yousef was sent to Khwarazmia with a military expedition and conquered it for the second time, he swiftly killed whomwever wrote the Khwarazmian native language that knew of the Khwarazmian heritage, history, and culture. He then killed all their Zoroastrian priests and burned and wasted their books, until gradually the illiterate only remained, who knew nothing of writing, and hence their history was mostly forgotten.'"

There are a number of historians who see the rule of the Umayyads as setting up the "dhimmah" to increase taxes from the dhimmis to benefit the Arab Muslim community financially and by discouraging conversion. Governors lodged complaints with the caliph when he enacted laws that made conversion easier, depriving the provinces of revenues.

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