Sung Oh

in the US

There are 173 people with the name "Sung Oh" in the United States.

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Ranking in the US

Name	Rank
Sung	1,441
Oh	2,209
Sung Oh	98,287

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 2,205th most common Chow
is 2,206th most common Driver
is 2,207th most common Meehan
is 2,208th most common Tinsley
is 2,209th most common Oh
is 2,210th most common Dozier
is 2,211th most common Bliss
is 2,212th most common Rapp
is 2,213th most common Fournier

is 98,283rd most common Steven Bloom
is 98,284th most common Steven Wyatt
is 98,285th most common Stuart Taylor
is 98,286th most common Stuart Thompson
is 98,287th most common Sung Oh
is 98,288th most common Susan Fritz
is 98,289th most common Susan Pittman
is 98,290th most common Suzanne Obrien
is 98,291st most common T Lane

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Meaning & History

Sung

Korean (O): historically, there were two Chinese characters for the O surname, but by the late Koryŏ period (14th century AD), one of them had disappeared. Some records indicate that there are as many as 210 different clans for the remaining character, but only sixteen can be positively documented. All sixteen of these clans originate from the same ancestor, O Ch’ŏm, who migrated to Korea from China during the reign of Shilla's King Chijŏng (500–514AD). Oh is a common surname throughout Korea.

Japanese: Romanization of Ō‘king’, the Japanese pronunciation of the Chinese surname Wang. It is mostly borne by Japanese of Chinese descent or Chinese long-term residents in Japan.