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Jun

Jun

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A common first name in East Asia, used for men and sometimes as a family name
  • proper noun
translation icon : Jun
  • You often work through the night too, Jun.
  • Jun et al.

This is Almond, a book that was on both Nam Jun and Sugar's recommendation list.

Examples

  • Shao Jun, did they say that right ?

  • In January 2009, she was referred to Dr. Jun Mao, a licensed physician and acupuncturist at the University of Pennsylvania.

    Blog text (12)
  • Jun, now it's your turn.

  • "Tell me, Jun, have you ever thought about how you're going to die?"

    Fiction book (2002)
  • I was an assassin for a long time, Jun.

  • On the first page, there was a name written in Chinese: Yee Jun.

    Fiction book (1996)
  • Jun Ni is a world-renowned scholar in manufacturing research and education.

    Academic text (2004)
  • Jun loves to play soccer with his friends on weekends.

  • Every year, my friend Jun celebrates his birthday with a big party.

  • In art class, Jun often shares his unique ideas with the group.

Synonyms

Hong
vsJun
331 4.3

A Chinese family name sometimes used as a given name

is used mainly as a given name rather than primarily as a family name
joon
vsJun
25 9.9

A Korean first name used for men and sometimes women

is often masculine or unisex and sometimes used as a surname
Kana
vsJun
4 9.4

A common Japanese name for girls

is often masculine or unisex and sometimes used as a surname
harim
vsJun
9.9

A Korean given name used for both boys and girls

is more often masculine and also used sometimes as a surname

Surface Forms

Jun main

Etymology

Jun is a common East Asian given name used in China, Korea and Japan, and its meaning changes with the written character but often means 'pure' or 'talented', so the name usually suggests those positive qualities.