juhee

Juhee is a feminine given name of Korean origin. In Korean naming practice, Juhee is typically composed of two syllables, Ju (주) and Hee (희). The name can be written in Hangul or represented by hanja characters, in which case each syllable may carry a distinct meaning. Because there are multiple hanja choices for 주 and 희, Juhee can convey a range of meanings, such as brightness, joy, pearl, or other positive attributes, depending on the characters selected. When written only in Hangul, the name does not have a fixed meaning beyond its phonetic form.

Juhee is primarily used for girls and is a relatively common given name in South Korea. It is also found among Korean communities abroad. The standard romanization is Juhee, though some individuals opt for Ju-hee, Joohee, or other spellings depending on personal preference or family tradition.

In Korean culture, given names often reflect parental wishes or auspicious qualities, and Juhee is no exception; the choice of hanja can personalize the name for the child. Notable individuals with the name exist in public life, as with many names, but specific persons are not included here. The name may also appear in fictional works or media characters, illustrating its continued use in contemporary Korean society.