<p>明珠，菲菲，晴晴，婷婷，婉婉，青青 are names I like.</p>
<p>I know a girl called： 冰凌：icicle</p>
<p>I knew a girl whose 名 was 一， 杨一</p>
<p>珍珍 is also sweet, doubly precious!</p>
<p>仙莹：immortal sparkle</p>
<p>春妮: girl born in spring</p>
<p>煜: glorious, brilliant</p>
<p>如玉: like jade</p>
<p>Chinese names are much more interesting than European names!</p>

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Pedroski
<p>There are a lot of common nature-themed given names for females. The listed names are all for females if not further explained.</p>
<p>Flower-related: 芳，英，荣，华，芬，莉，萍，梅</p>
<p>Tree-related (mostly unisex): 楠，梓，桐，竹</p>
<p>Weather-related：雪 (often 瑞雪)，晴</p>
<p>Water-related (female are often referred by waters): 溪，汀</p>
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<p>In choosing a name, my suggested formula is</p>
<p><code>surname + Characteristic + noun</code> or <code>surname + noun</code></p>
<p>The surname can be one similar to your original surname or from a historical or legendary person you admire.</p>
<p>The characteristic is some virtue that you value. Examples for females are，淑，慧，睿，婉，丽，婷，俊</p>
<p>The noun is an object that can represent you, maybe a nature-related object in your case.</p>
<p>For example:</p>
<pre><code>范淑芬 fan + kind and gentle + flower

范丽华 fan + beautiful + flower

范晴 fan + good weather

范瑞雪 fan + lucky + snow
</code></pre>
<p>This formula can be used when one has almost no idea of what a regular name should be like. However, there are not many limitations to name choosing. If you have a better idea, you can ignore this formula.</p>

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In my humble opinion, 范淑芬 and 范丽华 are too common and old. I usually see it as a 60-year-old woman's name.
T-Pioneer
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@T-Pioneer Yes you are right when saying they are super common through ages. Well that also means they are safe to be regular names. If you have a better idea, there is no reason to not go for it.
River
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My personal favorite are the tree names such as 桐 and 楠, which are not that common but regular.
River
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@T-Pioneer Is that so? I'm not old so I prefer more modern names, I won't choose these then.
Light
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@River Can I use characteristics with 桐 and 楠 too, or would it sound weird?
Light
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@Light Yes you can.
River
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River
<p>I want to choose a Chinese name for myself, but I really have no idea how to choose a name that won't be weird.
Here is some information that might be helpful: I am a female and I chose 范 as my surname.
My preference is names that are nature themed, but any other good sounding names will be great too.</p>

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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chinese_given_name https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chinese_name These two websites are a little helpful.
T-Pioneer
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Any reason why "Light" is your moniker? Perhaps someone could suggest something along those lines?
Wayne Cheah
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@T-Pioneer Will check these out, thank you!
Light
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@WayneCheah Light is the meaning of my original given name, but I didn't want to limit myself by trying to find a specific name.
Light
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As a general discussion on names and naming, have a look at this:- https://chinese.stackexchange.com/questions/35844/how-can-i-make-a-two-character-chinese-girls-name-perhaps-using-%e9%9d%99/35856#35856
Wayne Cheah
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@WayneCheah Very informative, thank you!
Light
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Can anyone reccomend me a Chinese female first name?
# Can anyone reccomend me a Chinese female first name?

(Asked by: username_0 on 2020-09-25)

I want to choose a Chinese name for myself, but I really have no idea how to choose a name that won't be weird.
Here is some information that might be helpful: I am a female and I chose 范 as my surname.
My preference is names that are nature themed, but any other good sounding names will be great too.

**Tags:** names

> **Comments:**
> **username_1**: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chinese_given_name https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chinese_name These two websites are a little helpful.  
> **username_2**: Any reason why "username_0" is your moniker? Perhaps someone could suggest something along those lines?  
> **username_0**: @username_1 Will check these out, thank you!  
> **username_0**: @username_2 username_0 is the meaning of my original given name, but I didn't want to limit myself by trying to find a specific name.  
> **username_2**: As a general discussion on names and naming, have a look at this:- https://chinese.stackexchange.com/questions/35844/how-can-i-make-a-two-character-chinese-girls-name-perhaps-using-%e9%9d%99/35856#35856  
> **username_0**: @username_2 Very informative, thank you!  

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## 2 answers

### Answer by username_3 on 2020-09-25. Score: 0 | Accepted answer

明珠，菲菲，晴晴，婷婷，婉婉，青青 are names I like.

I know a girl called： 冰凌：icicle

I knew a girl whose 名 was 一， 杨一

珍珍 is also sweet, doubly precious!

仙莹：immortal sparkle

春妮: girl born in spring

煜: glorious, brilliant

如玉: like jade

Chinese names are much more interesting than European names!


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### Answer by username_4 on 2020-09-25. Score: 1

There are a lot of common nature-themed given names for females. The listed names are all for females if not further explained.

Flower-related: 芳，英，荣，华，芬，莉，萍，梅

Tree-related (mostly unisex): 楠，梓，桐，竹

Weather-related：雪 (often 瑞雪)，晴

Water-related (female are often referred by waters): 溪，汀

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In choosing a name, my suggested formula is

`surname + Characteristic + noun` or `surname + noun`

The surname can be one similar to your original surname or from a historical or legendary person you admire.

The characteristic is some virtue that you value. Examples for females are，淑，慧，睿，婉，丽，婷，俊

The noun is an object that can represent you, maybe a nature-related object in your case.

For example:

```
范淑芬 fan + kind and gentle + flower

范丽华 fan + beautiful + flower

范晴 fan + good weather

范瑞雪 fan + lucky + snow

```

This formula can be used when one has almost no idea of what a regular name should be like. However, there are not many limitations to name choosing. If you have a better idea, you can ignore this formula.

> **Comments:**
> **username_1**: In my humble opinion, 范淑芬 and 范丽华 are too common and old. I usually see it as a 60-year-old woman's name.  
> **username_4**: @username_1 Yes you are right when saying they are super common through ages. Well that also means they are safe to be regular names. If you have a better idea, there is no reason to not go for it.  
> **username_4**: My personal favorite are the tree names such as 桐 and 楠, which are not that common but regular.  
> **username_0**: @username_1 Is that so? I'm not old so I prefer more modern names, I won't choose these then.  
> **username_0**: @username_4 Can I use characteristics with 桐 and 楠 too, or would it sound weird?  
> **username_4**: @username_0 Yes you can.  

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