Re: is Luong a chinese surname and if so any ideas which part/origin/history?

Re: is Luong a chinese surname and if so any ideas which part/origin/history?


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Posted by M. H. Yee (142.3.144.166) on July 16, 2004 at 16:09:30:

In Reply to: is Luong a chinese surname and if so any ideas which part/origin/history? posted by mike luong on September 13, 2003 at 09:55:10:

This can be a Chinese surname and if you know what dialect this belongs to and/or a place name, a more definitive response maybe given. Luong is possibly a variation spelling for Liang which may mean "the central beam of a structure". In Cantonese, it is more commonly seen as Leung or Leong. There is a remote chance Luong stands for Long/Lung meaning "dragon." Although this is not a very common surname, in the Daliang region of Shunde county, Guangdong province, there is a concentration of this ("Dragon") surname. Then again, this surname maybe ethnic Vietnamese, or Hoa.
MHY


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