Kyeongyun as a Baby Name. Meaning and Origin of Kyeongyun

What is the meaning of the name Kyeongyun ?

The baby name Kyeongyun is a Unisex name , 2 syllables long and is pronounced /kjʌŋ.jun/ (Korean IPA). Approximate English: "KYUHNG-yoon" or "KYUNG-yoon". Revised Romanization: Gyeong-yun..

Kyeongyun is Korean in Origin.

Kyeongyun is a Korean given name formed from the Sino-Korean elements Gyeong (경) and Yun (윤). Its meaning varies with the chosen hanja: 敬/경 “respect” + 允/윤 “upright; allow” yields “respectful and upright,” 景/경 “scenery; brightness” + 潤/윤 “to enrich; moist” suggests “radiant prosperity,” 慶/경 “celebrate” + 倫/윤 “ethics” makes “celebrated virtue,” while 京/경 “capital” + 胤/윤 “lineage” conveys “heir of the capital.” Dozens of approved hanja exist for Gyeong and many for Yun, letting parents tailor nuance.

Used for all genders, Kyeongyun fits the classic two-syllable structure common in modern Korean names. The Gyeong- element was especially popular in the mid–late 20th century, while -yun remains steady across generations. Variant romanizations include Gyeong-yun (Revised Romanization), Kyŏng-yun (McCune–Reischauer), Kyeong-yun/Kyeongyun (spacing optional), and anglicized forms like Kyung-yoon or Kyungyun.

⚙ Nothing for Kyeongyun shows up in the birth registries or name datasets we track. Most often that means a rare name, a regional or heritage one, or a recent coinage. Either way, it remains a genuinely rare choice.