Jin
“a superior woman” · “a golden child; one who is elegant”
95% boys · 5% girls
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87 names
Korean · Modern Korean Sun
“an obedient child”
77% boys · 23% girls
Korean Kwan
“of a bold character”
>99% boys
African Ja
“a handsome man” · “one who is magnetic”
>99% boys
Korean Hyun
“having great wisdom”
62% boys · 38% girls
Korean Young
“one who is prosperous”
>99% boys
Khmer Son
Son is a surname from Korean, ultimately from Khmer. It is used in English and Tagalog.
>99% boys
Korean Chong
Chong is a surname from Hakka, ultimately from Korean. It is used in English, Tagalog, and Indonesian.
60% boys · 40% girls
Korean Ki
“one who is reborn”
85% boys · 15% girls
Korean Yong
“one who is courageous”
71% boys · 29% girls
Korean Jung
“a righteous man”
50% boys · 50% girls
Korean Soo
“having an excellent, long life”
9% boys · 91% girls
Chinese Chung
Chung is a surname from Korean, ultimately from Chinese. It is used in English, Vietnamese, Tagalog, and Indonesian.
95% boys · 5% girls
Korean Kang
“a healthy man”
29% boys · 71% girls
Korean Chin
“one who is precious”
>99% boys
Korean Yoon
Yoon is a surname from Korean.
67% boys · 33% girls
Korean · Virtue Shin
“one having faith and trust”
89% boys · 11% girls
Korean Yun
“governor, official”
25% boys · 75% girls
Korean · Mythological Yon
“resembling a lotus blossom”
>99% boys
Korean Seung
“a victorious successor”
>99% boys
Korean Hye
“a graceful woman”
>99% girls
Korean · Modern Koh
Koh is a surname from Hokkien, ultimately from Korean.
>99% boys
Korean · Modern Ku
Ku is a surname from Korean. It is used in English and Indonesian.
85% boys · 15% girls
Korean · Modern Bae
Bae is a surname from Korean.
15% boys · 85% girls
Japanese · Virtue Toki
“one who grasps opportunity; hopeful” · “resembling a rabbit”
48% boys · 52% girls
Korean Joo
Joo is a surname from Korean.
33% boys · 67% girls
Korean · Modern Yoo
Yoo is a surname from Korean.
>99% girls
Korean Myung
Myung is a surname from Korean.
>99% girls
Korean · Modern Jeon
Jeon is a surname from Korean.
>99% boys
Korean Jeong
Jeong is a surname from Korean.
>99% boys
Korean Bang
Bang is a surname from Korean. It is used in Danish and Tagalog.
>99% boys
Korean · Modern Oh
Oh is a surname from Korean. It is used in English and Tagalog.
>99% boys
Korean · Modern Seo
Seo is a surname from Korean. It is used in English and Breton.
>99% boys
Chinese Mun
Mun is a surname from Korean, ultimately from Chinese.
>99% boys
Korean Eom
Eom is a surname from Korean.
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Korean Joung
Joung is a surname from Korean.
19% boys · 81% girls
Korean Bo-bae
“a treasured child”
>99% girls
Korean さらん
“love”
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Chinese Wie
Wie is a surname from Korean, ultimately from Chinese. It is used in English and Dutch.
62% boys · 38% girls
Korean Yeun
Yeun is a surname from Korean.
15% boys · 85% girls
Korean 小將
“major general”
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Korean · Biblical U
“one who is gentle and considerate” · “a kind and gentle man”
50% boys · 50% girls
Korean Cheon
Cheon is a surname from Korean.
43% boys · 57% girls
Korean キム
キム (Kimu) is a surname. It is used in Japanese.
50% boys · 50% girls
Korean Цой
Цой (Coj) is a surname from Korean. It is used in Russian.
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Korean Byun
Byun is a surname from Korean.
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Korean Dear Leader
Dear Leader is a given name from Korean.
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Korean 朴
朴 (paku) is a surname from Korean. It is used in Chinese, Japanese, and Korean.
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