Eun-jung

Eun-jung is a Korean given name, most often used for females. Like many Korean names, it is composed of two Sino-Korean morphemes (syllables derived from Chinese characters). The meaning of the name depends on the hanja (Chinese characters) used to write each syllable. Common hanja combinations and their associated meanings include:

• Eun (恩) can mean "kindness," "grace," "favor," or "mercy."
• Jung ( Jung (正) can mean "right," "correct," "proper," or "just."
• Jung (情) can mean "feeling," "emotion," or "affection."
• Jung (貞) can mean "virtuous," "chaste," or "loyal."

Therefore, Eun-jung could be interpreted in various ways depending on the specific hanja chosen, such as "kindness and virtue," "correct emotion," or "graceful justice." The parents' intent in choosing the hanja significantly influences the name's intended meaning. The name is relatively common in South Korea.