Soosun

Soosun is a romanization used to render several Korean-language names or terms in the Latin alphabet. In Korean, two-syllable given names are common, and Soo-sun can be formed by combining syllables 수 (su) and 선 (seon) or 수 (su) and 순 (sun), among others. The exact meaning depends on the hanja chosen for each syllable or whether the name is used without hanja; because hanja assignments vary widely, there is no single intrinsic meaning for Soosun. In contemporary Korea, such names are most often feminine, though naming conventions allow a range of uses.

Beyond personal names, Soosun may appear as a brand name, a fictional character name in literature or film, or less commonly as a place name in non-Korean contexts. Such uses are typically chosen for phonetic appeal or cultural resonance rather than to convey a fixed definition.

Variants in English transliteration include Soo-sun and Su-sun, among others. The choice depends on the romanization system or personal preference.

Because Korean names depend on hanja or native Korean meanings, a precise definition of Soosun requires regional and historical context. If you have a specific person, brand, or work in mind, providing that context would yield a more precise description.