Zhuzhuna
A Georgian name meaning "blinking". Only about 20 women in Poland carry it, and no girls have been given it this century, so meeting one would stay with you.
Zhuzhuna Pronunciation
Zhuzhuna is pronounced skhoos-KHOO-nah (/sxusˈxuna/).
What Zhuzhuna means
Where Zhuzhuna comes from and what it has meant to the people who carry it.
Zhuzhuna comes from Georgian, where the word means blinking. Rendered in the Georgian alphabet as ჟუჟუნა, it belongs to a family of soft, repeating sounds that the language uses for small, flickering motion. Georgian keeps a related phrase, ჟუჟუნა წვიმა, for a fine drizzling rain that seems to twinkle as it falls. So the name sits close to eyelids and to weather at once.
The origin here is listed simply as other, outside the Slavic and Latin roots most Polish names grow from. That places Zhuzhuna far from home on a Polish register. It has no Polish variant, no diminutive worn smooth by use, no male counterpart standing beside it.
On a school list in Poland, Zhuzhuna would stop the teacher for a second.
There is no fixed Polish meaning recorded for it, because no Polish source carries the name. What travels with it is the Georgian sense, that flicker of a blink. A girl called Zhuzhuna carries a word from the Caucasus. The meaning stays plain and small: blinking.
How many people are named Zhuzhuna
1 in 1127192 women in Poland is named Zhuzhuna. 20 people carry it in the 2025 register: rank #10135 among female names.