List of names for tropical cyclones adopted by
ESCAP/WMO Typhoon Committee for the Western North Pacific and the South China Sea (valid as of 2022)
| Contributed by | column I | column II | column III | column IV | column V |
| Cambodia | Damrey |
Kong-rey |
Nakri |
Krovanh |
Trases |
| China | Haikui |
Yinxing |
Fengshen |
Dujuan |
Mulan |
| DPR Korea | Kirogi |
Toraji |
Kalmaegi |
Surigae |
Meari |
| HK, China | Yun-yeung |
Man-yi |
Fung-wong |
Choi-wan |
Ma-on |
| Japan | Koinu |
Usagi |
Koto |
Koguma |
Tokage |
| Lao PDR | Bolaven |
Pabuk |
Nokaen |
Champi |
Hinnamnor |
| Macao, China | Sanba |
Wutip |
Penha |
In-fa |
Muifa |
| Malaysia | Jelawat |
Sepat |
Nuri |
Cempaka |
Merbok |
| Micronesia | Ewiniar |
Mun |
Sinlaku |
Nepartak |
Nanmadol |
| Philippines | Maliksi |
Danas |
Hagupit |
Lupit |
Talas |
| RO Korea | Gaemi |
Nari |
Jangmi |
Mirinae |
Noru |
| Thailand | Prapiroon |
Wipha |
Mekkhala |
Nida |
Kulap |
| U.S.A. | Maria |
Francisco |
Higos |
Omais |
Roke |
| Viet Nam | Son-Tinh |
Co-May |
Bavi |
Conson |
Sonca |
| Cambodia | Ampil |
Krosa |
Maysak |
Chanthu |
Nesat |
| China | Wukong |
Bailu |
Haishen |
Dianmu |
Haitang |
| DPR Korea | Jongdari |
Podul |
Noul |
Mindulle |
Nalgae |
| HK, China | Shanshan |
Lingling |
Dolphin |
Lionrock |
Banyan |
| Japan | Yagi |
Kajiki |
Kujira |
Kompasu |
Yamaneko |
| Lao PDR | Leepi |
Nongfa |
Chan-hom |
Namtheun |
Pakhar |
| Macao, China | Bebinca |
Peipah |
Peilou |
Malou |
Sanvu |
| Malaysia | Pulasan |
Tapah |
Nangka |
Nyatoh |
Mawar |
| Micronesia | Soulik |
Mitag |
Saudel |
Rai |
Guchol |
| Philippines | Cimaron |
Ragasa |
Narra |
Malakas |
Talim |
| RO Korea | Jebi |
Neoguri |
Gaenari |
Megi |
Doksuri |
| Thailand | Krathon |
Bualoi |
Atsani |
Chaba |
Khanun |
| U.S.A. | Barijat |
Matmo |
Etau |
Aere |
Lan |
| Viet Nam | Trami |
Halong |
Bang-Lang |
Songda |
Saola |
Note: These names are used sequentially. For example, if the last storm of a year is Damrey, the first storm of the following year will be Haikui.