Sung Cha

in the US

There are 60 people with the name "Sung Cha" in the United States.

Top cities for this name

Ranking in the US

Name	Rank
Sung	1,441
Cha	4,229
Sung Cha	372,211

is 1,437th most common Jas
is 1,438th most common Carmella
is 1,439th most common Elton
is 1,440th most common Valarie
is 1,441st most common Sung
is 1,442nd most common Ava
is 1,443rd most common Kasey
is 1,444th most common Clarissa
is 1,445th most common Nan

is 4,225th most common Cromwell
is 4,226th most common Boling
is 4,227th most common Halsey
is 4,228th most common Johnsen
is 4,229th most common Cha
is 4,230th most common Lindgren
is 4,231st most common Cloutier
is 4,232nd most common Langlois
is 4,233rd most common Kremer

is 372,207th most common Sue Webster
is 372,208th most common Sue Whitaker
is 372,209th most common Suk Hong
is 372,210th most common Summer Thompson
is 372,211th most common Sung Cha
is 372,212th most common Sung Woo
is 372,213th most common Susan Bull
is 372,214th most common Susan Carnes
is 372,215th most common Susan Cho

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Meaning & History

Sung

Cha

Korean (Ch'a): there is only one Chinese character for the Ch'a surname, and the Yŏnan Ch'a clan is the only clan. Their founding ancestor was Ch'a Hyojŏn, son of Yu Ch'a-tal (10th century AD). Ch'a is a fairly common surname throughout the Korean peninsula, but most of the clan's members live in Kyŏngsang province, Hwanghae province, or P'yŏngan province.

Chinese 查: variant of Zha.