Jung
Expression 7 — The Seeker · used across genders
Origin & meaning
Korean · From Sino-Korean 鄭 (jeong) meaning upright
“Upright, proper” — Fifth most common Korean surname
The numbers in the letters
Analytical, spiritual, and introspective. Number 7 represents wisdom, knowledge, and spiritual growth. You are a deep thinker who seeks truth and understanding.
1 + 6 → 7
What the vowels want: to be heard saying the true thing beautifully. Unexpressed, it curdles into restlessness — your moods are mostly unspoken sentences.
3
What the consonants project: load-bearing wall. People hand you things — keys, secrets, deadlines — on first impression. It is trust, and it is also how you end up over-assigned.
1 + 3 → 4
Jung in the real world
305 Americans have been named Jung since 1937. It peaked in 1982 with 17 newborns; it has since left the charts.
US births per decade, 1880–2025 · SSA public data
Considering Jung for a baby?
Score it against your due-date window and the family’s charts — free, every point explained.
Score Jung →The name is half the signature
A birth date completes it — life path, birthday number, and how they interact with Jung’s letters.