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Sung Shim

in the US

There are 47 people with the name "Sung Shim" in the United States.

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Ranking in the US

Name	Rank
Sung	1,441
Shim	7,838
Sung Shim	494,125

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 7,834th most common Strouse
is 7,835th most common Basinger
is 7,836th most common Bunton
is 7,837th most common Orange
is 7,838th most common Shim
is 7,839th most common Teter
is 7,840th most common Corrado
is 7,841st most common Henninger
is 7,842nd most common Wolverton

is 494,121st most common Sue Walton
is 494,122nd most common Sue Wilkinson
is 494,123rd most common Sue Woodard
is 494,124th most common Sukhwant Singh
is 494,125th most common Sung Shim
is 494,126th most common Susan Akin
is 494,127th most common Susan Alston
is 494,128th most common Susan Bader
is 494,129th most common Susan Barbee

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Meaning & History

Sung

Shim

Korean: there is only one Chinese character for the surname Shim. Some sources indicate that there are 63 different Shim clans, but only six can be documented. Each of these clans claims a different founding ancestor. The founding ancestor of at least one of them, the P’ungsan Shim clan, originated in China. Most of the other Shim clans came into being during the Koryŏ period (918–1392). Members of the Shim clans can be found throughout the Korean peninsula.