# Jinny

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This article is about the given name. For the Italian band, see [Jinny (band)](/source/Jinny_(band)).

**Jinny** is a feminine given name which may refer to:

- [Jinny Beyer](/source/Jinny_Beyer) (born 1941), American quilt designer and quilter
- [Jinny Jacinto](/source/Jinny_Jacinto) (born 1976), Canadian contortionist
- Jinny or Jinny Lee, a stage name of South Korean pop singer [Chae Yeon](/source/Lee_Chae-yeon_(singer,_born_1978)) (born 1978)
- [Jinny Ng](/source/Jinny_Ng) (born 1992), Hong Kong Cantopop singer, hostess and actress
- [Jinny Osborn](/source/Jinny_Osborn) (1927–2003), American pop singer and co-founder of the Chordettes, born Virginia Cole
- [Jinny (wrestler)](/source/Jinny_(wrestler)) (Jinny Sandhú), English professional wrestler
- [Jinny Sims](/source/Jinny_Sims) (born 1952), Indian-born Canadian politician
- [Jinnytty](/source/Jinnytty) (born 1992), South Korean livestreamer on Twitch

## See also

- [Ginny](/source/Ginny), a list of people named Ginny or Ginnie
- [Jinni (disambiguation)](/source/Jinni_(disambiguation))
- [Jinnie Trail](/source/Jinnie_Trail), a conservation area in Staffordshire, England
- [Tutbury Jinnie](/source/Tutbury_Jinnie), a local rail service between the stations at Burton-on-Trent and Tutbury, Staffordshire
- Jinni, plural of [jinn](/source/Jinn), a supernatural creature in Arabian and Islamic mythology

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