Qun
A Chinese name meaning "crowd, multitude". In Poland it stands at the far edge of rarity: only six people carry it, split fairly evenly between women and men, so most Poles will never meet one.
Qun Pronunciation
What Qun means
Where Qun comes from and what it has meant to the people who carry it.
Qun comes from Chinese, where the syllable is written 群 and romanized qún in pinyin. The character names a crowd, a flock, a whole gathering of many. Its origin is filed as other. That places qún outside the Slavic and Latin stock most names on this site draw from.
In Mandarin, 群 builds ordinary words. 人群, rénqún, is a crowd of people. 群众, qúnzhòng, means the public, the general many. The name points toward the mass, the company assembled, rather than the single figure standing apart.
Qun carries no diminutives or variants on our list. It stays one short shape. On a Polish class register it would sit among Antoni and Zofia as a brief, unexpected entry, three letters beside longer neighbours. Read it back into its source and the sense returns plainly. Its Polish gloss holds steady: tłum, gromada.
How many people are named Qun
1 in 5336547 men in Poland is named Qun. 6 people carry it in the 2025 register: rank #23875 among male names.