Xiaohua
A Chinese name meaning "little flower" (小花). Fewer than two dozen people in Poland carry it, split fairly evenly between women and men: most Poles have never met one.
Xiaohua Pronunciation
What Xiaohua means
Where Xiaohua comes from and what it has meant to the people who carry it.
Xiaohua comes from Chinese, and it is written with two characters, 小花. The first, xiǎo, means small or little. The second, huā, means flower. Read together they say little flower, a name given to girls across Mandarin-speaking China.
The characters are as plain as bread. Because the name is so common, Chinese textbooks use Xiaohua the way English uses Jane Doe, a stock girl in a grammar exercise beside a stock boy called Xiaoming (小明). The element huā returns in many girls' names, since a flower has long stood for beauty.
On a Polish class register, Xiaohua would sit among the Zuzias and Amelias as a visitor from another script. Its meaning needs no translation once you have the two words. Xiǎo for little, huā for flower, and together, mały kwiat.
How many people are named Xiaohua
1 in 1878653 women in Poland is named Xiaohua. 20 people carry it in the 2025 register: rank #10121 among female names.