Korean Girl Names with Meanings

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A-ra
아라
Say it: AH-RA
To know, or wise; also an ancient word for sea
Origin: Korean (native word) · Fits: Modern · How common: common · Native Korean (no hanja)
A stylish and easy-to-pronounce name popular globally.
- 아 Part of the native word to know
- 라 Part of the native word to know
A-reum
아름
Say it: AH-REUM
Beauty, or an armful of something
Origin: Korean (native word) · Fits: Modern · How common: common · Native Korean (no hanja)
A gentle name that was highly popular in the 1980s and remains a soft, welcoming choice.
- 아 Part of the native word for beauty
- 름 Part of the native word for beauty
A-yun
아윤 · 雅允
Say it: AH-YUN
An elegant and trusted child
Origin: Sino-Korean (hanja) · Fits: Modern · How common: common
A modern favorite that sounds delicate and sophisticated.
- 아 雅 elegant, graceful, or refined · dictionary gloss: elegant, graceful, refined
- 윤 允 to allow or trust · dictionary gloss: to grant, to allow, to consent
Ba-da
바다
Say it: BA-DA
Sea or ocean
Origin: Korean (native word) · Fits: Modern · How common: common · Native Korean (no hanja)
Evokes a refreshing, deep, and broad-minded personality.
- 바 Part of the native word for sea
- 다 Part of the native word for sea
Ba-ram
바람
Say it: BA-RAM
Wind or wish
Origin: Korean (native word) · Fits: Modern · How common: uncommon · Native Korean (no hanja)
Represents freedom, movement, and deep desire in modern contexts.
- 바 Part of the native word for wind
- 람 Part of the native word for wind
Bit
빛
Say it: BIT
Light or glow.
Origin: Korean (native word) · Fits: Modern · How common: uncommon · Native Korean (no hanja)
A sharp, luminous single-syllable name loved for its simplicity.
- 빛 light
Bit-na
빛나
Say it: BEET-NA
Shining or bright
Origin: Korean (native word) · Fits: Modern · How common: common · Native Korean (no hanja)
A pure Korean name meaning 'to shine', highly popular in the late 20th century and still used today.
- 빛 Light
- 나 To shine or emit
Bo-gyeong
보경 · 寶慶
Say it: BO-GYUNG
A treasured celebration, popular for girls born in the 1980s and 1990s.
Origin: Sino-Korean (hanja) · Fits: Joseon era, Murim · How common: common
A solid, bright name that carries a warm and affectionate feeling.
- 보 寶 treasure · dictionary gloss: treasure, jewel; precious, rare
- 경 慶 celebration · dictionary gloss: congratulate, celebrate
Bo-ram
보람
Say it: BO-RAM
Worthwhile, valuable, or fruitful
Origin: Korean (native word) · Fits: Modern · How common: common · Native Korean (no hanja)
A pure Korean name meaning 'worthwhile', very popular in the late 20th century.
- 보 Part of the native word for worthwhile
- 람 Part of the native word for worthwhile
Bo-yeong
보영 · 寶榮
Say it: BO-YEONG
Treasured glory and honor
Origin: Sino-Korean (hanja) · Fits: Modern · How common: common
Commonly given in the 1980s and 1990s, offering a sweet but mature tone.
- 보 寶 treasure or precious · dictionary gloss: treasure, jewel; precious, rare
- 영 榮 glory, honor, or flourish · dictionary gloss: glory, honor; flourish, prosper
Bom
봄
Say it: BOM
Spring
Origin: Korean (native word) · Fits: Modern · How common: common · Native Korean (no hanja)
A lovely single-syllable name representing warmth and new beginnings.
- 봄 Spring season
Byeol
별
Say it: BYEOL
Star
Origin: Korean (native word) · Fits: Modern · How common: common · Native Korean (no hanja)
A bright, popular single-syllable name for cheerful heroines.
- 별 Star
Chae-a
채아 · 彩雅
Say it: CHAE-AH
A vibrant and elegant person
Origin: Sino-Korean (hanja) · Fits: Modern · How common: common
Highly popular for baby girls in the late 2010s and early 2020s.
- 채 彩 color or vibrant · dictionary gloss: hue, color; variegated colors
- 아 雅 refined, elegant, or graceful · dictionary gloss: elegant, graceful, refined
Chae-hui
채희 · 彩姬
Say it: CHAE-HEE
Vibrant lady, evoking a colorful and beautiful presence.
Origin: Sino-Korean (hanja) · Fits: Modern · How common: common
In the Joseon era, many women from lower classes had no official given names recorded in family registries.
- 채 彩 color or vibrant · dictionary gloss: hue, color; variegated colors
- 희 姬 beauty or lady · dictionary gloss: beauty; imperial concubine
Chae-i
채이 · 彩伊
Say it: CHAE-EE
A colorful and glowing person
Origin: Sino-Korean (hanja) · Fits: Modern · How common: common
A very modern, chic name that has gained traction among young parents in the 2020s.
- 채 彩 color, glow · dictionary gloss: hue, color; variegated colors
- 이 伊 she, that person · dictionary gloss: third person pronoun; he, she, this, that
Chae-won
채원 · 彩媛
Say it: CHAE-WON
A beautiful woman of vibrant colors and grace.
Origin: Sino-Korean (hanja) · Fits: Modern · How common: common
In the Joseon era, many women did not have official given names recorded in public family registers.
- 채 彩 vibrant color · dictionary gloss: hue, color; variegated colors
- 원 媛 beautiful woman · dictionary gloss: beauty, beautiful woman
Chae-yun
채윤 · 彩潤
Say it: CHAE-YOON
A colorful life filled with soft, rich blessings and luster.
Origin: Sino-Korean (hanja) · Fits: Modern · How common: common
Highly favored by modern parents for its soft, melodious, and sophisticated sound.
- 채 彩 color, variety, or luster · dictionary gloss: hue, color; variegated colors
- 윤 潤 soft, moist, or rich · dictionary gloss: soft, moist; sleek; freshen
Chan-sol
찬솔
Say it: CHAN-SOL
A native Korean name meaning a pine tree that is full, sturdy, and bright.
Origin: Korean (native word) · Fits: Modern · How common: uncommon · Native Korean (no hanja)
A sturdy and refreshing native name popular for boys in recent decades.
- 찬 filled or packed
- 솔 pine tree
Cho-hui
초희 · 楚姬
Say it: CHO-HEE
An elegant lady or beautiful woman, famously used by the Joseon poet Heo Nanseolheon.
Origin: Sino-Korean (hanja) · Fits: Joseon era, Murim · How common: uncommon
In the Joseon era, many women had no official given names recorded in family registries, but upper-class women used elegant names.
- 초 楚 elegant, neat, or clear · dictionary gloss: name of feudal state; clear
- 희 姬 beautiful woman or lady · dictionary gloss: beauty; imperial concubine
Cho-rong
초롱
Say it: CHO-RONG
Sparkling, glittering, or bright-eyed.
Origin: Korean (native word) · Fits: Modern · How common: uncommon · Native Korean (no hanja)
A native Korean name meaning 'sparkling', highly popular in the late 1980s and 1990s.
- 초 part of the mimetic word for sparkling
- 롱 part of the mimetic word for sparkling
Da-eun
다은 · 多恩
Say it: DAH-EUN
One who possesses abundant grace and kindness.
Origin: Sino-Korean (hanja) · Fits: Modern · How common: common
In the Joseon era, many women did not have official given names recorded in public family registers.
- 다 多 many or abundant · dictionary gloss: much, many; more than, over
- 은 恩 grace or kindness · dictionary gloss: kindness, mercy, charity
Da-in
다인 · 多仁
Say it: DA-IN
A highly benevolent and kind person
Origin: Sino-Korean (hanja) · Fits: Modern · How common: common
A modern and gentle name with a warm, sophisticated sound.
- 다 多 many or much · dictionary gloss: much, many; more than, over
- 인 仁 benevolence, kindness, or humanity · dictionary gloss: humaneness, benevolence, kindness
Da-on
다온
Say it: DA-ON
All good things come to you
Origin: Korean (native word) · Fits: Modern · How common: common · Native Korean (no hanja)
A modern, trendy native name with a very positive meaning.
- 다 All
- 온 Come or coming
Da-som
다솜
Say it: DA-SOM
An ancient, poetic native Korean word meaning love.
Origin: Korean (native word) · Fits: Modern · How common: uncommon · Native Korean (no hanja)
A native Korean name meaning 'love', popular in the 1990s and 2000s.
- 다솜 ancient native Korean word meaning love
Da-yun
다윤 · 多潤
Say it: DA-YOON
Abundantly rich, shining, and soft
Origin: Sino-Korean (hanja) · Fits: Modern · How common: very common
A highly trendy name frequently chosen for South Korean baby girls born in the 2010s and 2020s.
- 다 多 many, abundant · dictionary gloss: much, many; more than, over
- 윤 潤 rich, shining, soft · dictionary gloss: soft, moist; sleek; freshen
Do-hyeon
도현 · 道賢
Say it: DO-HYUN
One who follows the path of wisdom
Origin: Sino-Korean (hanja) · Fits: Joseon era, Modern, Murim · How common: common
A highly respected name that gained popularity in the 1990s.
- 도 道 path, way, or truth · dictionary gloss: path, road, street; method, way
- 현 賢 wise or virtuous · dictionary gloss: virtuous, worthy, good; able
Du-ri
두리
Say it: DOO-REE
Two; also means round or together
Origin: Korean (native word) · Fits: Modern · How common: uncommon · Native Korean (no hanja)
Often given to a second child or used for cute characters.
- 두 Part of the native word for two
- 리 Part of the native word for two
Eu-tteum
으뜸
Say it: EU-TTEUM
The best, top, first, or peak.
Origin: Korean (native word) · Fits: Modern · How common: rare · Native Korean (no hanja)
An encouraging native name given to children to wish them excellence.
- 으뜸 best, top, first, or peak
Medium confidence
Eun-chae
은채 · 恩彩
Say it: EUN-CHAE
A beautiful grace painted in vibrant colors.
Origin: Sino-Korean (hanja) · Fits: Modern · How common: common
A highly popular modern name for girls, known for its soft and elegant sound.
- 은 恩 grace or favor · dictionary gloss: kindness, mercy, charity
- 채 彩 vibrant color · dictionary gloss: hue, color; variegated colors
Eun-gyeong
은경 · 恩慶
Say it: EUN-GYUNG
A graceful celebration, very common for girls born in the 1970s and 1980s.
Origin: Sino-Korean (hanja) · Fits: Mid-20th century · How common: very common
A classic name that carries a cheerful yet dignified tone.
- 은 恩 grace or mercy · dictionary gloss: kindness, mercy, charity
- 경 慶 celebration or happy event · dictionary gloss: congratulate, celebrate
Eun-ha
은하 · 銀河
Say it: EUN-HA
Silver river (meaning galaxy), a romantic name popular in the 1970s and 1980s.
Origin: Sino-Korean (hanja) · Fits: Mid-20th century · How common: common
An artistic and beautiful name that stands out among standard names of the era.
- 은 銀 silver · dictionary gloss: silver (element 47, Ag); cash, money, wealth
- 하 河 river · dictionary gloss: river; stream; the Yellow River
Eun-ji
은지 · 恩地
Say it: EUN-JEE
A land of grace, very popular for girls born in the late 1980s and 1990s.
Origin: Sino-Korean (hanja) · Fits: Mid-20th century · How common: very common
A friendly and approachable name, typical for an energetic younger aunt or older sister.
- 은 恩 grace or favor · dictionary gloss: kindness, mercy, charity
- 지 地 earth or ground · dictionary gloss: earth; soil, ground; region
Eun-ju
은주 · 恩珠
Say it: EUN-JOO
A graceful pearl, symbolizing kindness and precious beauty.
Origin: Sino-Korean (hanja) · Fits: Mid-20th century · How common: very common
A highly popular name for girls born from the late 1960s through the 1980s.
- 은 恩 grace or kindness · dictionary gloss: kindness, mercy, charity
- 주 珠 pearl or jewel · dictionary gloss: precious stone, gem, jewel, pearl
Eun-seo
은서 · 恩舒
Say it: EUN-SEO
An easygoing person who lives in grace and kindness
Origin: Sino-Korean (hanja) · Fits: Modern · How common: common
A soft, fluid name that is very popular for girls born after 2000.
- 은 恩 grace, kindness, or favor · dictionary gloss: kindness, mercy, charity
- 서 舒 easygoing or comfortable · dictionary gloss: open up, unfold, stretch out; comfortable, easy
Eun-u
은우 · 恩羽
Say it: EUN-WOO
A feather of grace, light and gentle.
Origin: Sino-Korean (hanja) · Fits: Modern · How common: very common
A highly popular modern name, currently very trendy for boys but also used for girls.
- 은 恩 grace or kindness · dictionary gloss: kindness, mercy, charity
- 우 羽 feather or wing · dictionary gloss: feather, plume; wings; Kangxi radical 124
Eun-yeong
은영 · 恩榮
Say it: EUN-YEONG
A life filled with kindness, grace, and prosperous glory
Origin: Sino-Korean (hanja) · Fits: Mid-20th century · How common: very common
Extremely popular for girls born in the 1970s and 1980s, evoking a warm, sisterly image today.
- 은 恩 grace, favor, or kindness · dictionary gloss: kindness, mercy, charity
- 영 榮 glory, honor, or flourish · dictionary gloss: glory, honor; flourish, prosper
Ga-eul
가을
Say it: GA-EUL
Autumn
Origin: Korean (native word) · Fits: Modern · How common: common · Native Korean (no hanja)
Evokes a calm, reflective, and slightly melancholic mood.
- 가 Part of the native word for autumn
- 을 Part of the native word for autumn
Ga-eun
가은 · 佳恩
Say it: GAH-EUN
A beautiful grace or a life filled with auspicious favor and gratitude.
Origin: Sino-Korean (hanja) · Fits: Modern · How common: very common
One of the top names for girls born in the 2000s and 2010s, loved for its warm tone.
- 가 佳 beautiful, good, or auspicious · dictionary gloss: good, auspicious; beautiful; delightful
- 은 恩 grace, favor, or gratitude · dictionary gloss: kindness, mercy, charity
Ga-on
가온
Say it: GA-ON
A native Korean word meaning the center or middle of the world.
Origin: Korean (native word) · Fits: Modern · How common: common · Native Korean (no hanja)
A modern native name often chosen to wish for the child to be a central figure.
- 가온 native Korean word meaning the center or middle
Ga-ram
가람
Say it: GA-RAM
River (ancient Korean)
Origin: Korean (native word) · Fits: Modern · How common: uncommon · Native Korean (no hanja)
An elegant, archaic native word used as a modern name.
- 가 Part of the native word for river
- 람 Part of the native word for river
Gu-reum
구름
Say it: GOO-REUM
Cloud
Origin: Korean (native word) · Fits: Modern · How common: uncommon · Native Korean (no hanja)
A soft, nature-inspired name used in modern creative writing.
- 구 Part of the native word for cloud
- 름 Part of the native word for cloud
Gyeo-ul
겨울
Say it: GYEO-EUL
Winter
Origin: Korean (native word) · Fits: Modern · How common: uncommon · Native Korean (no hanja)
Often used for cool, calm, or elegant female leads in modern webtoons.
- 겨 Part of the native word for winter
- 울 Part of the native word for winter
Gyeong-a
경아 · 慶雅
Say it: KYUNG-AH
A joyful celebration of elegant beauty.
Origin: Sino-Korean (hanja) · Fits: Mid-20th century · How common: uncommon
A classic name that was highly popular for girls in the 1970s and 1980s.
- 경 慶 celebration or joy · dictionary gloss: congratulate, celebrate
- 아 雅 elegant and refined · dictionary gloss: elegant, graceful, refined
Gyeong-hui
경희 · 慶姬
Say it: KYEONG-HEE
A beautiful woman who brings celebration and joy
Origin: Sino-Korean (hanja) · Fits: Mid-20th century · How common: very common
A classic 'mother' generation name, highly popular in the 1960s and early 1970s.
- 경 慶 congratulate, celebrate, or happy · dictionary gloss: congratulate, celebrate
- 희 姬 beauty or woman · dictionary gloss: beauty; imperial concubine
Gyeong-suk
경숙 · 慶淑
Say it: GYUNG-SOOK
A pure celebration, extremely common for women born in the 1960s.
Origin: Sino-Korean (hanja) · Fits: Mid-20th century · How common: very common
A very traditional, motherly name that feels warm, domestic, and retro.
- 경 慶 celebration · dictionary gloss: congratulate, celebrate
- 숙 淑 pure or virtuous · dictionary gloss: good, pure, virtuous, charming
Check meaning
The syllable 'suk' sounds identical to the English vulgarity 'suck'.
Gyu-bin
규빈 · 奎彬
Say it: GYU-BEEN
A bright, shining star that is refined and elegant.
Origin: Sino-Korean (hanja) · Fits: Modern · How common: common
Slightly chic and modern, used for both boys and girls.
- 규 奎 star, constellation · dictionary gloss: stride of man; 15th lunar mansion, determinative star η Andromedae
- 빈 彬 refined, elegant, or ornate · dictionary gloss: cultivated, well-bred
Ha-eun
하은 · 夏恩
Say it: HA-EUN
The warm and abundant grace of summer.
Origin: Sino-Korean (hanja) · Fits: Modern · How common: common
A very popular modern name for girls, often chosen for its soft and elegant sound.
- 하 夏 summer · dictionary gloss: summer; great, grand, big
- 은 恩 grace or favor · dictionary gloss: kindness, mercy, charity
Ha-gyeong
하경 · 夏慶
Say it: HA-GYEONG
A grand celebration or a joyful, warm summer blessing
Origin: Sino-Korean (hanja) · Fits: Modern · How common: uncommon
A lovely, bright name that carries a cheerful and friendly modern image.
- 하 夏 summer or grand · dictionary gloss: summer; great, grand, big
- 경 慶 celebration, joy, or good fortune · dictionary gloss: congratulate, celebrate
Ha-na
하나
Say it: HA-NA
One; unique or first-born
Origin: Korean (native word) · Fits: Modern · How common: very common · Native Korean (no hanja)
A classic native Korean name, extremely easy for international readers.
- 하 Part of the native word for one
- 나 Part of the native word for one
Ha-neul
하늘
Say it: HA-NEUL
Sky or heaven
Origin: Korean (native word) · Fits: Modern · How common: common · Native Korean (no hanja)
A very popular modern name representing vastness and freedom.
- 하 Part of the native word for sky
- 늘 Part of the native word for sky
Ha-on
하온 · 河溫
Say it: HA-ON
A warm, gentle, and steadily flowing river.
Origin: Sino-Korean (hanja) · Fits: Modern · How common: common
A gentle, modern name with a soft and comforting image.
- 하 河 river · dictionary gloss: river; stream; the Yellow River
- 온 溫 warm, gentle · dictionary gloss: lukewarm, warm; tepid, mild
Ha-rin
하린 · 夏璘
Say it: HA-RIN
A beautiful jade of summer.
Origin: Sino-Korean (hanja) · Fits: Modern · How common: common
A very cute and modern name popular among newborn girls in the 2020s.
- 하 夏 summer · dictionary gloss: summer; great, grand, big
- 린 璘 beautiful jade or jade luster · dictionary gloss: luster of jade
Medium confidence
Ha-ru
하루
Say it: HA-ROO
Day
Origin: Korean (native word) · Fits: Modern · How common: common · Native Korean (no hanja)
Very trendy and modern, with a simple and friendly sound.
- 하 Part of the native word for day
- 루 Part of the native word for day
Ha-yan
하얀
Say it: HA-YAN
Pure white, symbolizing innocence and clarity.
Origin: Korean (native word) · Fits: Modern · How common: uncommon · Native Korean (no hanja)
A soft, poetic modern name that became popular in the late twentieth century.
- 하 part of the native adjective meaning white
- 얀 part of the native adjective meaning white
Ha-yeon
하연 · 夏妍
Say it: HAH-YUH-N
A beautiful person who is as bright and vibrant as the summer.
Origin: Sino-Korean (hanja) · Fits: Modern · How common: common
A very popular and refreshing name for girls born in the 2010s.
- 하 夏 summer, great, or grand · dictionary gloss: summer; great, grand, big
- 연 妍 beautiful or handsome · dictionary gloss: beautiful, handsome; seductive
Ha-yul
하율 · 夏律
Say it: HA-YOOL
The vibrant rhythm or melody of summer.
Origin: Sino-Korean (hanja) · Fits: Modern · How common: common
A modern, trendy unisex name often given to boys for its refreshing and musical sound.
- 하 夏 summer, great, or grand · dictionary gloss: summer; great, grand, big
- 율 律 law, rhythm, or melody · dictionary gloss: statute, principle, regulation
Ha-yun
하윤 · 夏允
Say it: HA-YUN
A grand and trusted person born in summer
Origin: Sino-Korean (hanja) · Fits: Modern · How common: very common
One of the most popular names for girls born in the late 2010s and early 2020s.
- 하 夏 summer or grand · dictionary gloss: summer; great, grand, big
- 윤 允 to allow or trust · dictionary gloss: to grant, to allow, to consent
Hui-jin
희진 · 熙珍
Say it: HEE-JIN
Bright and precious treasure
Origin: Sino-Korean (hanja) · Fits: Mid-20th century · How common: very common
Extremely trendy in the 1980s and 1990s, giving off an energetic and cool older-sister vibe.
- 희 熙 bright, splendid, or glorious · dictionary gloss: bright, splendid, glorious
- 진 珍 precious treasure · dictionary gloss: precious, valuable, rare
Hui-su
희수 · 熙秀
Say it: HEE-SOO
An outstanding person who shines brightly in the world
Origin: Sino-Korean (hanja) · Fits: Modern · How common: common
A classic unisex name that bridges older and younger generations.
- 희 熙 bright, shining, or glorious · dictionary gloss: bright, splendid, glorious
- 수 秀 outstanding, exceptional, or beautiful · dictionary gloss: ear of grain; flowering, luxuriant; refined, elegant, graceful
Hwa-yeong
화영 · 花英
Say it: HWA-YOUNG
A beautiful, flourishing flower blossom.
Origin: Sino-Korean (hanja) · Fits: Mid-20th century · How common: uncommon
A classic feminine name representing beauty and grace, popular in the late 20th century.
- 화 花 flower · dictionary gloss: flower; blossoms
- 영 英 blossom or petal · dictionary gloss: petal, flower, leaf; brave, a hero; England, English

Read the era column first

The list mixes several generations, and the era tells you who your character is. Yeong-hui 영희, Suk-hui 숙희 and Gyeong-suk 경숙 belong to women born around the 1960s, so they read as a mother or grandmother in a modern story. Eun-ju, Hye-jin and Ji-hye belong to the 1970s and 1980s. Seo-yun, Ha-yun and Seo-a sound like recent years.

One old pattern is useful to know. In the middle of the last century many girls' names ended in -ja, written with the character 子, the same one Japanese reads as ko. Names in this style fell out of the top ten by 1950 and now sound very dated.

Native Korean names with no hanja

Some names are plain Korean words, so there is no hanja column. Bom (spring), Byeol (star), Na-bi (butterfly) and I-seul (dew) are examples. The four seasons are all here: Bom, Yeo-reum (summer), Ga-eul (autumn) and Gyeo-ul (winter). Yeo-reum and Ga-eul are marked unisex. Use the native filter chip to show only these.

Unisex rows, old-style names and flags

Unisex names such as Ji-an, Eun-u and Ha-neul appear on the boy names page too. For a historical story, look at Joseon-flavoured rows such as Mae-hyang 梅香, plum fragrance. The notes say that many lower-class Joseon women were not recorded under a given name, so check the era note before you use one.

Gyeong-suk and Suk-hui carry a Check meaning tag because suk sounds like an English word. Hanja glosses are explained in editorial standards. For a full name with a family name, try the Korean name generator.

Questions

Which girl names sound like a grandmother?

Names from the 1960s such as Yeong-hui, Suk-hui and Jeong-hui. Filter by era and pick the mid-century rows.

How do I find names that mean something from nature?

Search for words like snow, flower or sky, or use the native Korean chip for Ha-neul, Byeol and Bom.

What is the difference between a native name and a hanja name?

A native name is a Korean word and has no hanja. A hanja name has two syllables, each tied to a Chinese character with its own meaning.

Can any of these names be used for a boy?

Rows marked unisex can. Examples are Ha-neul, Ji-an and Eun-u. Check the boy list for the male-only choices.

Korean Girl Names with Meanings

A-ra

A-reum

A-yun

Ba-da

Ba-ram

Bit

Bit-na

Bo-gyeong

Bo-ram

Bo-yeong

Bom

Byeol

Chae-a

Chae-hui

Chae-i

Chae-won

Chae-yun

Chan-sol

Cho-hui

Cho-rong

Da-eun

Da-in

Da-on

Da-som

Da-yun

Do-hyeon

Du-ri

Eu-tteum

Eun-chae

Eun-gyeong

Eun-ha

Eun-ji

Eun-ju

Eun-seo

Eun-u

Eun-yeong

Ga-eul

Ga-eun

Ga-on

Ga-ram

Gu-reum

Gyeo-ul

Gyeong-a

Gyeong-hui

Gyeong-suk

Gyu-bin

Ha-eun

Ha-gyeong

Ha-na

Ha-neul

Ha-on

Ha-rin

Ha-ru

Ha-yan

Ha-yeon

Ha-yul

Ha-yun

Hui-jin

Hui-su

Hwa-yeong

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Native Korean names with no hanja

Unisex rows, old-style names and flags

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