Xuân Tùng
The name carries the sense "spring pine". Only seven men in Poland use it, so most people here will never meet one.
Xuân Tùng Pronunciation
What Xuân Tùng means
Where Xuân Tùng comes from and what it has meant to the people who carry it.
Xuân Tùng comes from Vietnamese, and it joins two words drawn from Chinese roots. Xuân means spring. Tùng means pine, the evergreen that keeps its needles when winter strips the other trees. Read together, the name says spring pine.
The pine holds old meaning in Vietnamese and wider East Asian writing. It stays green while everything around it goes bare, so poets made it a figure for endurance. Spring supplies the other half, the turn of the year and the first new growth. A child called Xuân Tùng holds both the young season and the tree that outlasts every season.
In Poland the name arrives with Vietnamese families, among the larger migrant communities near Warsaw. A teacher reading a class register may find a Xuân Tùng seated between the Kacpers and Zuzias. The diacritics stay on official forms at the urząd, the small marks above the u and the a.
There is no Polish saint here, and no name-day. What the name gives is plain in translation: spring pine.
How many people are named Xuân Tùng
1 in 3049455 men in Poland is named Xuân Tùng. 7 people carry it in the 2025 register: rank #21840 among male names.