Korean Baby Names

Japanese · A name used in Japanese and Korean, with meanings varying by characters but often tied to gentleness or beauty.

Japanese · Ryu is used in Japanese and Korean, with meanings depending on characters, often including "dragon" or "flow."

Korean · Minha is a Korean name whose meaning varies by hanja, often conveying brightness, intelligence, or grace.

Chinese · Jin is an East Asian name whose characters often mean gold, truth, or preciousness depending on usage.

Korean · A modern romanized Korean-feeling name, used as a contemporary given name style without a fixed classical root.

Japanese · East Asian name meaning 'obedient, pure' (Japanese), 'handsome, talented' (Chinese), or 'righteous' (Korean).

Korean · Korean name meaning talent or wealth; also a modern English short form of James or Jay.

English · English short form of Kimberly, meaning 'royal meadow.' Also a common Korean surname meaning 'gold.'

Korean · Nari is used in Korean and Japanese contexts; in Korean it can mean 'lily' depending on the characters chosen.

Korean · A Korean-derived name popularized by the League of Legends champion, a gumiho (nine-tailed fox spirit) character.

Chinese · Han is a Chinese and Korean name and surname with meanings that vary by character, often tied to greatness, nation, or gentleness.

Japanese · Kisen is used in East Asian naming styles, and its precise meaning depends on the characters chosen.

Korean · Joon is a Korean name element often meaning talented, handsome, or outstanding depending on the hanja used.

Korean · Kyon is used in East Asian naming contexts and often reflects characters associated with brightness, respect, or strength.

Korean · A Korean name whose meaning depends on the hanja used, often associated with wisdom, beauty, or purpose.

Korean · Jeilani follows a Korean-style phonetic pattern; meaning depends on specific hanja, so it is used as a modern, culturally adaptive form.

Korean · Bora is used in Korean with meanings tied to purple, and in Slavic contexts it relates to a strong north wind.

Chinese · Common Chinese/Korean surname used as a given name; in Chinese (孙) meaning 'grandchild, descendant'.

Arabic · A multicultural name found in several traditions, often associated with beauty, gentleness, or brightness depending on usage.

Korean · Aera can be read as a modern airy coinage, though it also resembles Korean name forms with elegant meanings by syllable.

Korean · Yena is a Korean name whose meaning depends on the hanja used, often associated with graceful or talented qualities.

Korean · A Korean-style name element tae meaning "great," paired with a soft ending and used as a modern unisex given name.

Chinese · East Asian unisex name; in Chinese can mean 'three' or 'mountain'; in Japanese 'three' or 'praise'.

Korean · Juwon is a Korean given name whose meaning depends on the hanja used, often conveying beauty, origin, or excellence.

Korean · Used in Korean and some African cultures; may mean 'beautiful' or carry distinct regional significance.

Korean · A modern short Korean-style name form, typically a phonetic, contemporary choice without a fixed classical meaning.

Korean · Korea is a place-based name taken from the country name, historically linked to the Goryeo kingdom.

Korean · Kyis appears to be a modern compact form inspired by Korean-style syllables and names beginning with Ki.

Japanese · Used in East Asian naming traditions; in Japanese it can relate to sand, while Korean usage varies by hanja.

Korean · Korean feminine name often meaning 'lotus' or 'mild and gentle'; popularized in modern Korean culture.

Japanese · A short East Asian global name form used in both Japanese and Korean transliterations, often chosen as a modern unisex option.

Korean · Seoul is the name of South Korea's capital and works as a rare place-based modern name.

Korean · Dasan is used in Korean contexts and is also known from the pen name of scholar Jeong Yak-yong.

Korean · Jimin is a Korean name whose meaning varies by hanja, often tied to wisdom, intellect, or brightness.

Korean · Jisoo is a Korean name whose meaning depends on the chosen hanja, often conveying wisdom, purpose, or excellence.

Korean · A Korean-style personal name form often using Jun with Ah; exact meaning depends on the chosen Chinese characters.

Korean · Used in Korean and Japanese, with meanings varying by characters, often tied to gentleness, reason, or excellence.

Korean · Myon is likely based on Korean Myeon, whose meaning depends on the hanja but often suggests brightness or refinement.

Korean · Korean name (지우) combining characters often meaning 'wisdom' (지) and 'friend' or 'rain' (우); popular as a unisex name.

Korean · Modern name with Korean phonetic styling, likely an invented or creatively adapted form conveying uniqueness.

Korean · Haon is Korean in style, with meaning depending on the hanja chosen, often suggesting summer, greatness, or grace.

Korean · East Asian name; in Korean means 'mutual' or 'always,' in Chinese can mean 'mulberry' or 'flourishing.'

Korean · A Korean name element often associated with greatness, exaltation, or largeness depending on hanja.

Korean · A Korean name whose exact meaning depends on the hanja chosen, often conveying intelligence, brightness, or wisdom.

Korean · In Korean it means 'love'; in South Asian use it can also refer to a musical mode or peacock imagery.

Korean · A Korean name usually formed from hanja read as Jae-min, with meanings varying by characters chosen.

Korean · A Korean name whose meaning depends on the hanja used, often involving brightness, intelligence, or greatness.

Korean · A Korean name meaning protection or guardian when written with common hanja forms.

Korean · Yoonah may reflect Korean Yuna-style usage or Hebrew Yonah, meaning dove.

Korean · A short East Asian-style name, often representing a syllable associated with truth, brightness, or preciousness depending on characters.