KHIn

Khin is a Burmese given-name element used in personal names in Myanmar. It is most commonly found in female names and is not used as a family surname. Burmese naming conventions typically involve multiple syllables chosen for meaning, and there is no fixed mapping to a Western first or last name.

The syllable Khin is the transliteration of a Burmese script syllable (ခင်) and is one of many common name components used to form personal names. It can appear at the beginning, middle, or end of a full name when combined with other syllables.

Transliteration from Burmese yields variants such as Khin, Khine, or Khinn, reflecting differences in phonetic rendering across languages and texts.

Because Burmese names are not structured with a fixed family surname, the presence of Khin in a name does not indicate a surname; identification relies on the full given name as used in daily life and official documents.