Origin
Vietnamese
Syllables
1
Zodiac
Scorpio
Trend
Steady
Dung is a name often given to boys. Ranked #8794 and holds a steady place on the charts. It comes from a Vietnamese origin and traditionally means "Brave and courageous young warrior". It has 1 syllable.
Common in Vietnamese culture as Dũng, this name means bravery. It honors warriors and strong spirits, making it a powerful choice for parents valuing heritage and fortitude.
Currently ranked #8794 on the Baby Billboard Charts.
Ambitious achiever.
Joyful communicator.
Bold explorer.
Leadership drive.
Scorpio
Intense courage.
Strengths
Compatible Signs
Lucky Numbers
Lucky Colors
Best Career Paths
Bold and protective energy.
Color Aura
Deep Red
Element
Water
Season
Winter
Gemstone
Garnet
Spirit Animal
Tiger
Power Word
Courage
Energy Type
Water × Winter
Brave
Faces fears head-on.
Strong
Resilient in adversity.
Loyal
Devoted to family.
Dung Le
Vietnamese filmmaker
1945
Vietnamese independence era.
勇
Chinese (Mandarin)
ズン
Japanese (Katakana)
둥
Korean
Beautiful middle name pairings with Dung:
Dung Minh
Dung Viet
Dung Khai
Dung Son
Dung Tuan
Dung Anh
Dung Long
Means brave in Vietnamese.
Common given name.
Dong
Eastern sunrise bringing new beginnings and prosperity
boyDang
Rising to greatness with honor and strength
boyMinh
Bright, intelligent, or clever, symbolizing enlightenment.
boyHanh
Apricot blossom or righteous, symbolizing purity and virtue for boys
boyKien
Firm and resolute, symbolizing strength and determination.
boyThang
Progress or vast, representing growth and expansiveness.
boyBe
Bee, symbolizing industriousness and community harmony.
boyChinh
Righteous, just, and steadfast in virtue.
boyOc
Black or dark, symbolizing mystery and depth
boyVinh
Glory or brightness, symbolizing success and enlightenment.
boyTrang
Talented or intelligent, evoking scholarly excellence and grace
boyKhuong
From ancient Vietnamese state, meaning 'strong' or 'fragrant garden,' symbolizing vitality.
boyZOONG
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