Jung-Hui as a Baby Name. Meaning and Origin of Jung-Hui

What is the meaning of the name Jung-Hui ?

The baby name Jung-Hui is a Unisex name , 2 syllables long and is pronounced Korean IPA: [tɕʌŋ.hi]; approx. 'juhng-hee'.

Jung-Hui is Korean in Origin.

Jung-Hui (정희) is a Korean given name built from Sino-Korean elements Jeong/Jung and Hui/Hee; its sense depends on the hanja selected. Common pairings include 貞/正/靜 for Jeong (“chaste,” “upright,” “calm”) and 喜/希/熙 for Hui (“joy,” “hope,” “brightness”), yielding meanings such as “upright radiance,” “quiet hope,” or “virtuous joy.” The name is unisex in Korea, though more often feminine in recent decades.

The compound appears across eras: Queen Dowager Jeonghui of Joseon (貞熹, 15th century) and President Park Chung-hee (朴正熙, 20th century) illustrate different hanja choices and gender use. Romanization variants include Jeong-hui, Jeong-hee, Jung-hee, Chung-hee, and the McCune–Reischauer form Chŏng-hŭi; hyphenless spellings (Junghee/Jeonghui) are also seen. Widely used in the mid-to-late 20th century, Jung-Hui remains a classic, versatile choice that balances ideals of virtue, brightness, and composure.

⚙ Jung-Hui barely registers. Our whole dataset turns up only 1 recorded use, across 1 country.