Sungha as a Baby Name. Meaning and Origin of Sungha

What is the meaning of the name Sungha ?

The baby name Sungha is a Male name , 2 syllables long and is pronounced IPA: [sʌŋ.ha]; approximate English: 'suhng-hah'.

Sungha is Korean in Origin.

Sungha is a Korean given name of Sino-Korean origin, typically written in Hangul as 성하 (Seong‑ha), 승하 (Seung‑ha), or 선하 (Seon‑ha), with the Latin spellings Sungha, Sung‑ha, Seong‑ha, or Seung‑ha. As with many Korean names, its meaning varies by the hanja chosen for each syllable. Commonly selected characters include 성/聖 (“sacred”), 成 (“accomplish”), 星 (“star”), 승/勝 (“victory”) or 昇 (“rise”), and 하/河 (“river”), 夏 (“summer”), or 霞 (“rosy clouds”), yielding readings such as “holy river,” “starry summer,” or “ascending clouds.”

Usage is unisex but tends to lean masculine, though softer hanja choices (e.g., 善 “good”) make it familiar for girls as well. The name fits the modern two‑syllable Korean naming pattern and has circulated since the mid‑20th century, with international visibility boosted by guitarist Sungha Jung. Variants and spellings follow personal or romanization preferences rather than fixed rules.

⚙ Sungha barely registers. Our whole dataset turns up only 11 recorded uses, across 7 countries.