Moon

The name Moon (문) is a common Korean surname and can also be used as a given name, though less frequently as a standalone given name in modern times. As a surname, it is one of the oldest and most prominent in Korea, tracing its origins back to ancient kingdoms. When used as a given name, it often carries connotations of intellect and artistry due to its meaning related to writing and literature.

While primarily known as a surname, its use as a given name, particularly in combination with other characters, is not unheard of. The character 文 (mun) itself is rich in cultural significance, representing culture, writing, and civility, which are highly valued attributes in Korean society. Its unisex nature stems from the fact that characters with such meanings are often considered appropriate for both boys and girls.