Xiaomin
Fewer than ten people in Poland carry it, and the records show no newborn since 2000: most Poles will never meet a Xiaomin. A Chinese name meaning roughly "little" and "quick" or "clever", given here about evenly to women and men.
Xiaomin Pronunciation
What Xiaomin means
Where Xiaomin comes from and what it has meant to the people who carry it.
Xiaomin comes from Chinese, usually built from two syllables. The first, xiǎo (小), means little or small. The second, mǐn (敏), means quick and clever of mind. Together they read as little and sharp-witted.
The origin here is classed simply as other, since it sits outside the Slavic and Latin roots most Polish name lists track. That does not make it rare on a register. A child called Xiaomin might appear on a school class list in Wrocław, one name among Zofias and Kacpers.
The sense of quickness in 敏 runs through Chinese usage, from mǐnjié, meaning nimble, to words for a sharp mind. Xiaomin has no Polish diminutive of its own. The name keeps its shape. Its meaning stays plain: little, quick, clever.
How many people are named Xiaomin
1 in 5336547 men in Poland is named Xiaomin. 7 people carry it in the 2025 register: rank #21828 among male names.