Euni

Euni is a proper noun that appears in several unrelated contexts, most commonly as a Korean given name and as a fictional place name in literature and media. There is no single real-world location or individual universally identified by the name.

As a Korean given name, Euni is typically feminine. The meaning attached to the name varies with the hanja characters chosen by the parents, so no fixed definition applies. In romanization, the name is usually rendered as Euni, but alternative spellings such as Eun-yi or Eun-ee may occur depending on transliteration practices.

In fiction and popular media, Euni is used as a place name or as a character name in various works. Descriptions of Euni—its geography, culture, and role within a story—differ from work to work, and there is no canonical profile that applies across sources.

Because of its cross-context usage, Euni is most often encountered in discussions of names, worldbuilding, or media where authors select it as a fictional toponym or given name. See also related names such as Eunice, which shares a similar phonetic pattern in Western contexts.