Jeho

Jeho is a proper noun most commonly encountered as a given name in Korean contexts, where it is typically written in Hangul as 제호. In Korean naming practice, Jeho is a two-syllable masculine given name, and its exact meaning depends on the hanja characters chosen to write each syllable. Because many hanja combinations are possible for the syllables Je and Ho, the name can carry a variety of meanings reflecting different traits or imagery.

Outside Korea, Jeho may appear as a transliterated nickname or a shortened form of longer names, or simply as a rare personal name in multicultural contexts. Its use in non-Korean settings is informal and comparatively uncommon, and it does not point to a single well-known figure, place, or organization in widely cited reference works.

In fiction and media, Jeho may be selected for its concise two-syllable sound, but such usage is not tied to a specific canonical character or franchise. As with many given names, individuals named Jeho may have diverse cultural backgrounds and personal histories, contributing to a range of pronunciations and spellings in different languages.

See also: Jaeho, Ji-ho, Jehu, Joho.