Byun Hyuk

Byun Hyuk (변혁) is a Korean given name. It is generally masculine, though theoretically could be used as a feminine name, albeit rarely. The name is composed of two Sino-Korean roots, "Byun" (변), which can have meanings such as "change," "variation," or "transform," and "Hyuk" (혁), which typically conveys meanings like "leather," "renovation," "reform," or "revolution."

The precise meaning of the name depends on the specific hanja (Chinese characters used in Korean) chosen to represent each syllable, as each syllable can be written with numerous different characters, each carrying a distinct meaning. Consequently, the connotations associated with "Byun Hyuk" can vary widely depending on the chosen characters. Common interpretations might include "transformative leader," "revolutionary change," or similar concepts implying significant positive change or impactful influence.

Notable individuals with the given name Byun Hyuk include:

• Byun Hyuk (Director): A South Korean film and television director, known for works such as the film The Scarlet Letter.