Kyeongyoon as a Baby Name. Meaning and Origin of Kyeongyoon

What is the meaning of the name Kyeongyoon ?

The baby name Kyeongyoon is a Unisex name , 2 syllables long and is pronounced Revised Romanization: Gyeong-yun; common spelling: Kyeong-yoon /kyʌŋjun/ (approx. "KYUHNG-yoon").

Kyeongyoon is Korean in Origin.

Kyeongyoon is a Korean given name, typically unisex though somewhat more common for boys, formed from Kyeong (경) + Yoon (윤). Each syllable can be written with various hanja, so the meaning depends on the chosen characters. Frequent pairings include 敬+允 (“respectful and upright”), 景+潤 (“bright and flourishing”), and 慶+允 (“celebratory and sincere”). Other Kyeong hanja mean “classic,” “scenery,” or “to celebrate,” while Yoon hanja include senses such as “allow,” “shine,” or “bamboo.” Pronunciation approximates gyung-yoon; in Revised Romanization it is Gyeong-yun/yoon.

Traditional two-syllable Sino-Korean names like Kyeongyoon have been used since the Joseon era, with permitted hanja maintained today by the Supreme Court’s official list; the standard Hangul spelling is 경윤. Variant romanizations and spellings include Gyeong-yoon, Gyeong-yun, Kyung-yoon, Kyoung-yoon, and Kyŏng-yun. In diaspora contexts it may appear as Kyeong Yoon or as separate given and middle names. Kyeong and Yoon also function independently in naming.

⚙ We have no record of Kyeongyoon in any national birth registry or name dataset. Names like this are usually very rare, tied to a particular region or tradition, or freshly invented. Whatever the reason, hardly anyone else has it.