Chunta is of Korean origin, meaning 'complete' or 'perfect'. It's composed of two characters: 'chun', which signifies 'perfect', and 'ta', meaning 'many' or 'great'. This name is often given to children in hopes they will grow into individuals who embody completeness and perfection. In the Korean language, Chunta is pronounced as 'CHOON-ta', with a soft 'ch' sound similar to the Scottish 'loch'. It's written as 추타 in Hangul, the Korean alphabet.
In the United States, the name Chunta was given to only five baby girls in 1977 according to annual birth statistics. This means that out of all the babies born that year, very few were named Chunta. While it's difficult to determine exactly how rare this name is due to its low occurrence, we can infer that it is not a common name choice among parents in the United States during that particular year.