Tong

Meaning of Tong

Tong is a male name with Chinese Mandarin origin. In Chinese Mandarin, it is pronounced as "tawng" (/tɔŋ/). This unique name has variations such as Tung. Although Tong is not a widely popular name in California, it has been given to newborn boys throughout the years. The data shows that Tong had occurrences ranging from 5 to 14 between 1983 and 1995, with its highest rank being 971 in 1987. While it may not be a common choice, Tong carries an air of uniqueness and cultural significance for those seeking a distinct name for their baby boy.

Pronunciation

Chinese Mandarin

  • Pronunced as tawng (/tɔŋ/)

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Notable People Named Tong

Tong Zeng is a Chinese scholar, peace activist, and businessman known for his role as chairman of the China Federation of Demanding Compensation from Japan and Zhongxiang Investment Co., Ltd.
Tong Dawei is a well-known Chinese actor and singer, recognized for his roles in popular television series and films such as Jade Goddess of Mercy, Lost in Beijing, and American Dreams in China.
Tong Mingqian is a former Chinese politician who held various high-ranking positions before being removed from office and investigated for corruption.
Thomas Tong Mengshi is a Chinese actor known for his work in film and television.
Tong Daoming was a renowned Chinese literary scholar, translator, and playwright, celebrated for his translations of Anton Chekhov's works and his own award-winning plays.
Ren Haiyan, also known as Tong Hua or Zhang Xiaosan, is a Chinese contemporary romance novelist and screenwriter who currently resides in New York City.
Tong Tsz Wing is a professional squash player from Hong Kong who achieved a career-high world ranking of 40 in March 2017.
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