Forename Hanjin

Around the world, Hanjin (Hanjin , 汉金 , 汉进 ) is quite a rare dominantly masculine, but uncommonly female given name. The given name Hanjin is characteristic of South Korea, where it is a rare feminine name, China, where it is a rare predominantly male, but scarcely girly name, and Philippines, where it is a very rare gender-neutral name. Very seldom, Hanjin is the last name as well as the forename.

Translations, transliterations and names similar to the name Hanjin

VARIANT	COUNTRY
Hanjin	China, South Korea, Malaysia, Philippines, United States
汉金, 汉锦, 汉进	China

First names said to be same

Ханжин, Ханйин, Ханьжин, ハンジン, 函晋, 函津, 函瑾, 函金, 函锦, 含槿, 含津, 含瑾, 含进, 含金, 含锦, 寒劲, 寒尽, 寒晋, 寒烬, 寒瑾, 寒近, 寒进, 寒金, 旱瑾, 晗劲, 晗晋, 晗槿, 晗瑾, 晗锦, 汉劲, 汉巾, 汉斤, 汉晋, 汉津, 汉瑾, 汉筋, 汉紧, 汉谨, 汉近, 汗津, 汗进, 汗金, 汗锦, 涵今, 涵劲, 涵晋, 涵津, 涵瑾, 涵谨, 涵进,

Notable namesakes

	hanjin cho researcher
	hanjin lee Ph.D. Stevens Institute of Technology 1990
	hanjin kim researcher (ORCID 0000-0002-2436-3784)
	hanjin lee Ph.D. Columbia University 2003
	hanjin seo researcher

Characteristic surnames

Su, Song, Chen, Choi, Kang, Park, Jang, Jung, Tang, Fang, Wang, Yang, Yoon, Xiao, Chang, Cheng, Chung, Liang, Jeong, Jiang, Huang, Zhang, Shin, Miao, Zhu, Yoo, Li, Jo, He, Hu, Fu, Oh, Wu, Yu, Xu, Shi, Zheng, Cho, Bae, Kim, Ryu, Guo, Lee, Lin, Liu, Hou, Wei, Yan, Cai, and Zhong