Young-hee

Young-hee is a traditional Korean given name for females. The name is a compound of two Sino-Korean elements: 'Young' (영), which can mean 'flower, petal, brave, hero, prosperous, eternal', and 'Hee' (희), which often means 'joy, happiness, bright, radiant'. The specific meaning 'prosperous joy' is a common interpretation, reflecting a wish for a happy and flourishing life.

This name was particularly popular in South Korea during the mid-20th century, especially from the 1940s to the 1970s. It was a common choice for girls born in that era, reflecting cultural values of prosperity and happiness. While still recognized, its popularity has waned in recent decades as newer, more modern-sounding names have become fashionable.