Male Names:
* Traditional: Tenzin, Dorje, Sonam, Lobsang, Ngawang, Jamyang, Choekyi, Phuntsok, Kelsang, Tashi
* Modern: Dawa, Karma, Rinchen, Yeshi, Pema, Namgyal, Tashi, Jigme, Sherpa, Wangchuk
* Unique: Gonpo, Sangay, Choephel, Jigdal, Gyatso, Yeshe, Kunzang, Palden, Tsultrim
Female Names:
* Traditional: Dolma, Tsering, Lhamo, Pema, Choedron, Dechen, Yangchen, Phuntsok, Lhadon, Tashi
* Modern: Tashi, Lhamo, Dekyi, Kelsang, Dolma, Tsering, Yangchen, Ngawang, Yeshi, Rinchen
* Unique: Dawa, Gyatso, Choying, Sangay, Kunzang, Palden, Tsultrim
Unisex Names:
* Traditional: Tashi, Tenzin, Dorje, Sonam, Lobsang, Ngawang, Jamyang, Choekyi, Phuntsok
* Modern: Yeshi, Kelsang, Rinchen, Pema, Dawa, Karma, Namgyal
* Unique: Gyatso, Choephel, Jigdal, Sangay, Gonpo, Yeshe
Things to keep in mind:
* Meaning: Tibetan names often carry significant meanings related to Buddhism, nature, or personal qualities.
* Pronunciation: Many Tibetan names have unique pronunciations. It's helpful to consult resources for accurate pronunciation.
* Variations: Tibetan names can have different spellings and variations depending on the region or dialect.
* Cultural Significance: It's important to be respectful of the cultural significance of Tibetan names when choosing one.
Where to find more names:
* Tibetan-English dictionaries: Look for dictionaries specifically dedicated to Tibetan language and culture.
* Online resources: Websites like BabyCenter and Nameberry often have sections dedicated to Tibetan names.
* Consult with a Tibetan speaker: If you know someone who speaks Tibetan, they can help you find appropriate and meaningful names.