Jinx
Meaning of Jinx
The name Jinx, pronounced as "jinks" (/dʒɪŋks/), is a unique and intriguing unisex name. It has an air of mystique and playfulness, often associated with the concept of luck or charm—sometimes good, sometimes bad. The name's origins are somewhat ambiguous but it has been used sporadically since the mid-20th century in the United States. Notably, the name saw its highest popularity in the 1950s, with a peak occurrence in 1950 when it ranked 2341st. Although its usage has dwindled over the decades, it remains a distinctive choice for parents seeking something unconventional. A notable variation of this name is "Jynx," which adds a modern twist to its classic form. Whether chosen for its quirky sound or its connection to folklore and superstition, Jinx stands out as a bold and memorable name choice.
Pronunciation
American English
- Pronunced as jinks (/dʒɪŋks/)
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Notable People Named Jinx
| John Patrick Kamys, also known as Jinx Titanic, is a prominent American composer, singer, and author, recognized for his bold stage persona and as a leading figure in the Queercore and Homocore movements. |
