Jin is a popular Korean name, meaning pearl or wisdom. In Chinese culture, Jin is a symbol of good luck and prosperity. Jin is also a Japanese name, written as 進 or 陣, and means progress or soldier. In Korean mythology, Jin is the name of a god who ruled the underworld. Jin is a unisex name, but it's more commonly given to boys. Jin has been a popular name in Korea for centuries and has been borne by many notable figures, including emperors, scholars, and poets. The name Jin has gained popularity in the West in recent years, thanks to the rise of K-pop and Korean culture. Jin is also a surname in Chinese and Korean cultures, and is often romanized as Kim in Korean. In Hinduism, Jin is a term used to refer to the soul or spirit. Jin is a character in the popular video game Overwatch. Jin is a common name for a boy in Japan, and is often given to babies born in the year of the dragon. In Arabic, Jin means forbidden or hidden. Jin is a term used in Buddhism to refer to the concept of emptiness or void. Jin is a name that has been used in various cultures and languages, and has many different meanings and associations.

The root form of Jin is Jin — meaning Gold.

Jin remains a beloved choice, ranking #31 in the US. Timeless appeal across cultures and generations.