sujungim

Sujungim is a romanized sequence that can refer to a Korean personal name rather than a distinct concept or place. In Korean naming conventions, a typical full name may be written as Im Su-jung (임수정) in Korean order, or Su-jung Im in Western order. The unspaced form “sujungim” is not standard in formal English writing but may appear in informal contexts such as usernames, catalogs, or data entries where spaces are omitted.

The given name Su-jung is usually composed of the syllables su (수) and jeong (정). Each syllable can be represented by various hanja characters, which in turn carry different possible meanings. Because the specific hanja are not fixed without additional information, the exact meaning of Su-jung varies. The surname Im (임) is a common Korean family name; when combined, Im Su-jung identifies a person with that family name and given name.

Notable uses: there is no widely cited encyclopedic article for the exact romanization “Sujungim.” The name is used by multiple individuals in Korea and among the Korean diaspora, with different individuals having different hanja spellings and romanization choices. If a particular person, place, or brand named Sujungim is intended, providing context such as field, region, or associated hanja would help tailor a precise entry.

See also: Korean given names; Im (Korean surname); Su-jung; Romanization of Korean.