Soo-Hyun is a feminine Korean name that means "worthy gather." It is derived from su su, which means "gather, harvest," and hyeon hyeon, which means "virtuous, good, competent." The name was given to mark the completion of the Joseon Dynasty as a sign of hope for the future.
Soo-Hyun has been listed as one of the top 10 most popular names of Korea. According to the Ministry of Health and Welfare's Statistics Office in 2014, she was ranked number eight among female adults aged 20-49 years old.
Soo-Hyun made her debut as a member of Girl Group Dream Tea in 2007. She became well known for her bright smile and energetic performances.
After graduating from Seoul Arts High School in 2012, Soo-Hyun decided to pursue a career in music instead of college. She signed with Brand New Music and released her first solo album titled 'I'm Soo-Hyun' in 2013. The album included songs written by herself as well as other artists. It was a success with over 100,000 copies sold.
Soo-Hyun is known for her cheerful personality and she has been featured in many magazines and newspapers about celebrities. She has also appeared on television programs to promote her album releases and girl group activities.
(Pronunciations by Hyun Jae) Hyun-Jae is a name for a newborn girl. The name Hyun-Jae has Korean origins. It was originally used in the Chinese language as one of the names of the God on Earth. The meaning of the name would be "Bright and Shining One".
Hyun-Jae is the Korean version of this name. It may also be written Hyeon-Je or Hyeon-Gae.
The name Hyun-Jae comes from two Korean characters: hyeong, which means "bright"; and jae, which means "shining" or "golden". Thus, "a bright shining one" is how we can translate the name Hyun-Jae.
Hyeon-Jae is another spelling of this name. Hyeon is the English equivalent of the Korean character hyeong, which is often used in Korean names to indicate that the person being named is good-looking or beautiful. So, "a bright beautiful one" is how we can translate the name Hyeon-Jae.
Hyeon-Gae is yet another spelling of this name.
Soo is an uncommon Korean family name, a single-syllable Korean given name, and a component of several two-syllable Korean given names. Its meaning varies depending on the hanja used to write it. There are many ways to write this name in hanja; because it is a common name, these may include unrelated characters with similar pronunciations. Soo can be written as 소, 부, 솔, 수, or 군.
Soo is the most popular single-syllable given name for females in Korea. It came in second place after Hana among girls age 0-9 in 2007.
Soo is also one of the 100 most common Korean surnames. It is derived from the Chinese surname Zhu and the Japanese surname Sugano. The name was brought to Korea by the Han dynasty during the 2nd century and became popular after the Joseon period started in 1368.
Soo is now used by many Koreans including celebrities.
Lee Soo Hyun's given name is isuhyeon; he is also known as Lee Su Hyeon; he is South Korean; he was born on May 4, 1999; he is 22 years old. He currently lives in Seoul, South Korea.
Sooyoung is one of the most popular names among boys in South Korea. It means "great father" or "big brother". Sooyoung was used by both of Lee Seung Gi's parents. His mother used it first when she named her second son Lee Sooyong. After the death of his father, she continued to use it at social events to remember him.
Soohyun is one of the most popular names among girls in South Korea. It means "beautiful soul" or "spiritual mind". Soohyun was used by both of Lee Seung Gi's parents. His mother used it first when she named her second son Lee Soohyun.
Hyun is the number two boy name in South Korea after Jung Yunho. It means "love", "affection", or "friendship". It can be used as a first name or a last name.
Lee is the number one boy name in South Korea.
The name Bae is predominantly a Korean male name that meaning "inspired." The name Bae has been ranked 8th most popular among Korean names. There are several characters and their combinations used to write this name in Korea. They are: beom, bae, baek, byeong, beon, pae.
Baek means "noble" or "prince" and is the most common of these characters when used by itself. It can also form part of larger names such as Baegun, which means "great prince." Bae is the ninth most common character used to write the name of a person. Byeong means "bright" or "shining" and is another character used to write this name.
Beom means "father" or "husband" and is the least common character used to write the name of a person. It can also form part of larger names such as Banggyeom, which means "father-in-law." Bae is the eighth most common character used to write the name of a person.
Pae means "high" or "tall" and is the only character used to write this name that does not have an English equivalent.
Soo is an uncommon Korean family name, a single-syllable Korean given name, and a component of several two-syllable Korean given names. Its meaning varies depending on the hanja used to write it.
As a result, Yi Seok is referred to as "king," "prince," and/or "final pretender" in certain mainstream media publications. Later, on October 6, 2018, American Internet entrepreneur Andrew Lee accepted Yi Seok's candidacy to become Korea's "Crown Prince."
Here's a collection of attractive Korean female names along with their meanings: Ae-Cha is a kind daughter. Aera: I'd want to have a net for catching birds. Gains, profit, advantage, and merit are all terms used by Ae-Ri. Ara: Be lovely and good. Areum: You're attractive. Bada: The ocean. Baekje was an ancient kingdom that flourished in what is now South Korea from 2nd century BC to 6th century AD. Bokhee: Beautiful woman. Bo-Eun: Full of love. Chae-Ho: Bright moon. Chaegyo: To study or learn, especially secretly. Changbi: Clear voice. Cheonji: Happy life. Chi-Ah: Warm heart. Chinmi: Small amount. Chongja: Strong army. Chujoong: Pretty. Daesang: Great honor. Dalsol: Peasant, farmer. Danghak: East sea country. Eunsik: Pleasant life. Eunyeo: Net fishing boat. Eu-Ui: Good friend. Gabi: Sweetheart. Gangneung: Town near which the Winter Olympics were held in 1994. Geumdeok: Royal palace. Gisa: Grace. Hana: Flower. Heejung: Spring wind. Hwangju: City on the Han River about 50 miles south of Seoul. Icham: Ice. Ilgop: Pine tree. Janggu: Military music and dance.
This Korean baby name means "clean and natural," and it would go well with almost any other name. It's a popular choice among American parents.
This traditional Korean name has been popular among American parents since 2000, but it was not common before then. It is derived from the words "chun", which means "pure" or "innocent," and "bong", which means "name."
The meaning of this Korean name can be described as "clean and natural." It's based on two Chinese characters that mean "pure." It was first used in 1948 by an author who called himself "The Name" when he published a book titled A Dictionary of Names: Their Origin and Meaning. The name has been popular among Americans since 2000, but it wasn't that common before then.
This name would work well with others such as Jason, Daniel, Michael, and Andrew.
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