Looking for a segnificance of a name

[vuxuyen]

I would like to know if the following name exists in Vietnamese and if so what does it mean. It is a very old name maybe 400years old.
It would phonetically sound like the english words;
PIE YOUNG
I dont know if in Vietnamese it will be phi ung, or pah iung.
Any idea of where I should look for information would be great!
Thank you

hello
u have an interesting question but what s a pity, i searched but had no result
i m a vietnamese 100 % but i dont think it s a vnese name even long time ago
phi ung, or pah iung.???
they sound Chinese names

[Paddy]

hello
u have an interesting question but what s a pity, i searched but had no result
i m a vietnamese 100 % but i dont think it s a vnese name even long time ago
phi ung, or pah iung.???
they sound Chinese names

I think he is confused. We (general population) did not use western calendar in 17th century. We used "King's year".

[vuxuyen]

I think he is confused. We (general population) did not use western calendar in 17th century. We used "King's year".

Paddy
i dont understand what U r talking about?

[Paddy]

Paddy
i dont understand what U r talking about?

ngày xưa VN đâu có dùng lịch tây. Chúng ta chỉ nói là năm thứ mấy của đời vua X thôi. Ông ấy nói là năm 1663 thì hơi lạ đấy.

[vuxuyen]

ngày xưa VN đâu có dùng lịch tây. Chúng ta chỉ nói là năm thứ mấy của đời vua X thôi. Ông ấy nói là năm 1663 thì hơi lạ đấy.

i dont mean that i can nt understand ur english sentences. they r so easy
i mean that i have never mentioned about any kind of calendar or a king or a man ....
maybe u misunderstand ???

[Dongkim]

in reply to Geshem,
as far as I know, the words 'Phi Ung', possibly with stresses as 'Phi Ưng', means 'flying condor' or 'flying eagle' as called. Understanding the chracterisics of condors while flying you learn what is embedded in "Phi Ung'.
Hope to answer your quest.