Korean girl names · 200+ names with meanings

A Korean name is
more than a sound.
It’s a blessing.

Korean girl names are among the world’s most thoughtfully constructed. Each name is composed of Hanja characters — ancient Chinese characters used in Korean — where parents carefully choose combinations that create beautiful meanings. Names like Ji-yeon, Soo-ah and Ye-jin carry centuries of culture and a personal wish for your daughter’s future.

Hanja roots — Each syllable has its own character and meaning. Parents combine two to create a name that is a blessing.
K-pop & K-drama — Global Korean culture has made these names aspirational worldwide, from Ji-soo to Ye-jin.
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About Korean girl names

The Hanja tradition — names as blessings, carried for a lifetime.

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Two syllables
Most Korean names use exactly two Hanja syllables, each carrying its own meaning and beauty.
Hanja characters
Characters like 智 (wisdom), 美 (beauty) and 恩 (grace) appear in thousands of Korean names.
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K-pop influence
K-pop idols and K-drama stars have brought Korean names to global audiences — Ji-soo, Ye-jin, Soo-ah.
Nature themes
Flowers, seasons, moonlight and clear water are beloved naming themes in Korean culture.

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B 1 name
Bora
Korean / Turkish
Of Purple Color
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H 1 name
Hye
Korean
Wisdom, intelligence
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N 1 name
Nari
Korean
"Perfect" or "fulfilled woman".
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S 2 names
Sena
Korean / Hindi / Arabic
This world’s beauty or grace; army; to praise; bringing heaven to earth
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Sora
Japanese / Korean
Sky
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Y 1 name
Yuna
Breton / Chinese / Japanese / Korean
Pure, gentle, beautiful girl.
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Korean girl names — FAQ

Everything you need to know about Korean names and the Hanja tradition.

Korean girl names derive their beauty from Hanja — Chinese characters each with their own meaning. Parents combine two characters to create a name whose meaning is a personal blessing. For example, combining 智 (ji, wisdom) with 恩 (eun, grace) creates Jieun — a name meaning wise and graceful. The sound, rhythm and meaning all matter equally.
The most popular Korean girl names in recent years include Ji-yeon, Soo-ah, Ye-jin, Hye-won, Min-ji, Soo-yeon, Ji-hye, Yoon-ah and Na-yeon. K-pop idols and K-drama actresses have significantly influenced naming trends globally, with names like Jennie, Irene and Jisoo gaining international recognition.
Korean names are written family name first, then given name. The given name is usually two syllables, each from a Hanja character. So Park Soo-ah has the family name Park (박) and given name Soo-ah meaning pure and elegant. Family names in Korea are shared by millions — Park, Kim and Lee together cover about 45% of the population.
Absolutely. Korean names are increasingly chosen by parents worldwide for their beautiful sounds, profound meanings and elegant simplicity. Names like Miso, Ara, Yuna and Nari work beautifully in any culture and are easy to pronounce internationally. The global popularity of K-pop and K-drama has made Korean names feel accessible and modern everywhere.
Korean girl names are designed to carry meaning as blessings. Common themes include wisdom and intelligence, beauty and elegance, purity and brightness, love and kindness, and nature imagery including flowers, moonlight and clear water. Every name is an intentional wish for the child’s character and life.