Quoc Khanh
The name carries the sense "nation, celebration", the words for a national holiday. In Poland just eight men hold it, so most people here will never meet one.
Quoc Khanh Pronunciation
What Quoc Khanh means
Where Quoc Khanh comes from and what it has meant to the people who carry it.
Quoc Khanh comes from Vietnamese, built from two Sino-Vietnamese words. Quốc means country or nation, and Khánh means celebration or rejoicing. Put together, Quốc Khánh names a national holiday. In Vietnam the phrase points to September 2, the day Ho Chi Minh read the Declaration of Independence in Hanoi in 1945.
So the name arrives already public. A child called Quoc Khanh shares a word with the calendar itself.
The short meaning stays close to the origin here: nation, celebration. There is no folk story bolted on later, no softened sense. Both halves come from Chinese roots, 國 for the country and 慶 for the festivity, borrowed into Vietnamese long ago.
On a Polish class register the name looks unusual, and a teacher may pause before reading it. The pause is worth spending. Quoc Khanh means święto narodowe, a national day, and it says so plainly.
How many people are named Quoc Khanh
1 in 2668274 men in Poland is named Quoc Khanh. 8 people carry it in the 2025 register: rank #19325 among male names.