Yoo-suk

Yoo-suk (유석) is a Korean given name, typically masculine. It comprises two syllables, each represented by a Hangul character. The meaning of the name varies depending on the Hanja (Chinese characters used in Korean) chosen to represent each syllable. Therefore, a full understanding of the name's significance requires knowing the specific Hanja used. Without the Hanja, only a phonetic approximation is possible. Common interpretations of names containing "Yoo" often relate to gentleness, abundance, or excellence. Interpretations of names containing "Suk" often relate to rock, firmness, or merit. The specific combination and intended meaning would be determined by the parents at the time the name was given. As with many Korean names, the sound "Yoo-suk" can be written with numerous different Hanja combinations, each possessing a unique meaning.

Korean names are typically written with the family name first, followed by the given name. In the case of "Yoo-suk" as a given name, it would typically appear after the family name. The popularity of this particular given name has fluctuated over time.