Xingguo
A Chinese name meaning "prosperous nation". Only five men in Poland carry it, and no boy has been given it this century: most Poles will never meet one.
Xingguo Pronunciation
What Xingguo means
Where Xingguo comes from and what it has meant to the people who carry it.
Xingguo comes from Chinese, and it is built from two ordinary words: xìng, to rise or prosper, and guó, nation or country. Put together, 兴国 reads as "prosper the nation". The short meaning parents meet on a Polish form, "prosperous nation", sits right on that literal sense, with no folk story bolted on top.
The name is not abstract. There is a real Xingguo County (兴国县) in Jiangxi, named centuries ago with the same two characters. So a boy called Xingguo shares his name with a place on the map, not only with a wish.
Names of this shape belong to a Chinese pattern, where a personal name states a public hope rather than a private trait. Xingguo has no diminutive and no cross-gender variant in the given fields. It travels as itself.
For a Polish register, the spelling holds. A teacher reading a class list says it as written, "Xingguo", and an urząd form keeps the same six letters with no Polish ending attached. What the reader can hold onto is plain: two characters, one meaning, "prosperous nation".
How many people are named Xingguo
1 in 4269238 men in Poland is named Xingguo. 5 people carry it in the 2025 register: rank #28236 among male names.