Yujin
Meaning of Yujin
Yujin, a unisex jewel of Korean origin (pronounced yoo-JEEN /juˈdʒin/), unfolds like a silken banner kissed by the Tuscan sun, each syllable resonating with the warm hush of Florence’s winding streets and the gentle pulse of a Vespa gliding through cypress shadows. In its native tongue, Yujin can bloom in hanja as “abundant treasure” or shimmer as “genuine pearl,” conjuring images of dew-dappled vineyards and the soft glow of Venetian lanterns. Though still rare in American birth registers, it has tiptoed into the national repertoire with seven newborns christened Yujin in 2024—quietly claiming the 917th spot—echoing a steady, poetic ascent from ten in 2018 (902nd) and nine in 2019 (913th). This name carries the promise of both strength and grace—an Italian-style sonnet penned in Hangul—inviting every child who bears it to write their own radiant chapter beneath an endless, honeyed sky.
Pronunciation
Korean
- Pronunced as yoo-JEEN (/juˈdʒin/)
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Notable People Named Yujin
| Yujin Nagasawa - |
