Most name choices are reflective of a Singaporeans ethnicity and indicate whether a person is Chinese Malay.

Most common singaporean names. Similarly the most popular female name. They may keep one of their original first names as a middle name. Among the boys the toppers were Asher Ethan Jarius Dylan and Wayne.

The short form Val is also cute and catchy. Ong 王 27 of Chinese population Wong 王 26 of Chinese population Goh 吴 22 of Chinese population Chua 蔡 22 of Chinese population Chan 陈 19 of Chinese population Koh 许 19 of Chinese population Chinese Surname statistics are from Statistics Singapore and. Popular baby boy names in Singapore.

It represents wish of parents towards the baby boy who will grow up to serve the National Service. The name is beautiful as it represents herbal plants is pleasing to the ear and even further popularised when Jin Yong a. Second popular baby boy name in Singapore is Aiden which means little fire.

99 rows boy names. With French and Latin origins the name means strong and valiant. It is also common for women to adopt their husbands family name.

A name so universally beloved that a song was written about and famously covered by the late Amy Winehouse Valerie is also a common name among Singaporean lasses. As you can see Ellie Hannah Olivia Sophia and Alicia made it to the top five of the girls list. For example the name James ranked as the most popular male name over the last 100 years has been ranked as low as number 19.

Singapore Genealogical Resources Most Popular First Names In Singapore Forebears knows about 111984 unique forenames in Singapore and there are 49 people per name. And therefore most will adopt a Westernised first name. Singaporean Chinese Names for females 芷若 Zhi Ruo a female name made up from zhi angelica and ruo pollia two Chinese herbs.