Thị Hà
Fewer than three dozen women in Poland carry it, so most people here have never met one. The name means "river", and no girls have been given it in years.
Thị Hà Pronunciation
What Thị Hà means
Where Thị Hà comes from and what it has meant to the people who carry it.
Hà means river. In Vietnamese the word comes from a root shared with the Chinese term for a great watercourse, and it names the thing plainly. Thị sits before it as a marker once given to Vietnamese girls, a middle element that told a reader the bearer was a woman. Together they form a female name whose center is moving water.
Poland is home to a Vietnamese community, one of the larger groups from outside Europe, settled mostly in and around Warsaw. A girl named Thị Hà appears on a class register, and her teacher learns to read the diacritics above the letters.
The short meaning stays literal here. Hà is river. No metaphor was attached to it later, the way "pure" was attached to Katarzyna. The name points at water and stops. Thị Hà means river.
How many people are named Thị Hà
1 in 663054 women in Poland is named Thị Hà. 34 people carry it in the 2025 register: rank #6912 among female names.