Jung Min

in the US

There are 39 people with the name "Jung Min" in the United States.

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Ranking in the US

Name	Rank
Jung	1,584
Min	6,563
Jung Min	604,259

is 1,580th most common Mei
is 1,581st most common Caryn
is 1,582nd most common Tameka
is 1,583rd most common Mason
is 1,584th most common Jung
is 1,585th most common Clair
is 1,586th most common Merlin
is 1,587th most common Bridgett
is 1,588th most common Jacque

is 6,559th most common Fleury
is 6,560th most common Mariscal
is 6,561st most common Mullinax
is 6,562nd most common Markowitz
is 6,563rd most common Min
is 6,564th most common Ballenger
is 6,565th most common Dull
is 6,566th most common Crumpton
is 6,567th most common Ley

is 604,255th most common June Todd
is 604,256th most common June Townsend
is 604,257th most common June Underwood
is 604,258th most common June Wilkins
is 604,259th most common Jung Min
is 604,260th most common Junior Mitchell
is 604,261st most common Justin Andersen
is 604,262nd most common Justin Bean
is 604,263rd most common Justin Blackwell

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Meaning & History

Jung

Min

Korean: there is only one Chinese character used for the Min surname. There is a legend that the Min clan's founding ancestor, Ch’ing-do, was a descendant of Ch’a kŏn, one of the ten disciples of Confucius. Ch’ing-do, an emissary from China to the Koryŏ kingdom, decided to stay and settled in the Yŏhŭng area. The surname Min can be found throughout Korea, but it is particularly concentrated in Chŏlla and Kyŏngsang provinces.

Chinese 闵 the source of this name was the character's former meaning, ‘sympathy for those who die young’. The descendants of various people who died young adopted Min as their surname.

Dutch: nickname from Middle Dutch minne ‘beloved’, ‘sweetheart’.

Dutch: from a reduced form of the personal name Dominicus (see Dominick).