Phuong
Meaning of Phuong
Phuong (FOONG / fuŋg /) is a unisex Vietnamese gem that unfolds like a silk lantern drifting on a summer breeze, whispering of both “direction” and “fragrance” even as it kindles memories of the legendary phoenix rising from embers. Born amid emerald rice paddies and carried across oceans by families in search of new horizons, Phuong has lent its melodic syllables to a modest yet steady stream of American birth certificates—from a handful of children in the late 1970s to a peak of 29 newborns in 1981 (ranked 657th) and still appearing in the top 800 as of 1997. Its pronunciation, once mastered, delivers a quiet triumph as satisfying as pulling the last stubborn garlic clove from its skin—or pairing a perfectly aged Chianti with homemade pasta in a sunlit Tuscan courtyard. Warm, evocative, and gracefully balanced between tradition and possibility, Phuong invites every bearer to chart their own course, fragrant and fearless, in a tapestry woven of heritage and hope.
Pronunciation
Vietnamese
- Pronunced as FOONG (/fuŋg/)
U.S. Popularity Chart
Notable People Named Phuong
| Phuong Ngo - |
| Phương Thanh - |
| Phương Vy - |
