Quiz | Find The Perfect Korean Name For You
Figure out the Korean name that matches your personality the best!
Today's quiz will help you find a Korean name that suits you the best! Click here if you'd like to get a Korean name based on your birthday.
Names are carefully made considering both the intonation and meaning of the name. We'll introduce some special Korean names with pretty intonation and meanings.
Quiz
Question | Type |
1. I want my name to be the most recently popular name in Korea. | A |
2. I want my name to have a pure meaning in relation to nature. | B |
3. I want my name to be related to color. | C |
4. I want my name to have a mysterious feeling. | D |
5. I want my name to shine brightly. | E |
6. I want a name that gives off a smart image. | F |
7. I want a name with such a unique meaning that people won't forget it once they hear it. | G |
8. I want a name with a strong image. | H |
Results
A. Most Popular Names Of 2021
Source: 전자가족관계등록시스템 통계서비스
According to the Statistical Service of the Electronic Family Relationship Registration System of the Korean Court, 7.22% of children whose births were registered in 2021 were named Yi-joon (이준) and 6.21% were named Seo-joon (서준). Seo-joon and Yi-joon are names usually given to boys. When a name ends with "joon", it gives a cool, friendly feeling.
The name Ji-an (지안), which accounts for 6.12% of the total, is a neutral name often given to girls, but given to boys as well. Seo-ah (서아), which accounted for 5.96%, was also very popular. Both names give soft and elegant feelings when pronounced, so they suit girls very well!
B. Names Related To Nature
Among Korean names, it is easy to find names related to nature, and the name Woo-joo (우주) is a neutral name that can be used by both boys and girls. It's a pretty name meaning "universe" that reminds you of the vast universe and is very cool.
Ga-ram (가람) is a pure Korean name meaning river and lake, giving it a pure and clean feeling, and it is mainly given to girls.
C. Names Related To Color
The name Bo-ra (보라), meaning purple, is mainly used by girls, like the character Sung Bo-ra in the drama Reply 1988, and has an elegant feeling. If you're a fan of BTS, I think the name Bo-ra would suit you well.
The name Ha-neul (하늘) means both "sky" and "sky blue", so it gives a bright feeling. It's often used as a boys' name, like actor Kang Ha-neul, but it's actually a unisex name often given to girls too.
D. Mysterious Names
There are names that are mysterious in pronunciation and meaning, so you don't forget them once you hear them.
The name Kang Sae-byeok (강새벽) from Squid Game means dawn, but it has a more unique pronunciation than ordinary names, making it distinctive. It's usually more suitable as a girl name.
MBLAQ member Mir's (미르) name is a pure Korean word meaning "dragon". Like Sae-byeok, both its pronunciation and meaning are mysterious. The pronunciation of Mir is soft, but it's mainly used as a boy name.
E. Names That Shine Brightly
What comes to your mind when you think of something that twinkles and shines? You'll probably think of a star and "byul" (별), meaning star, is included in many Korean girls' names!
Like Mamamoo's Moonbyul, there are cases where just the one character "byul" (별) is used as the name. There are also names like Saet-byul (샛별), a pure Korean word for Venus, and Han-byeol (한별), which means a big, bright star.
Eun-woo is also one of the most popular boy names in 2021 and has a very shining and hopeful meaning, as it means "God's grace". Also, thanks to the bright and handsome appearance of Cha Eun-woo, the name itself seems to shine!
F. Names That Sound Smart
Red Velvet's Seulgi's (슬기) name is derived from the Korean word "슬기롭다". This word means smart and wise.
In similar fashion, there is a name Ji-hye (지혜), which is the Korean word for "wisdom", so it makes you sound very smart and clever. Seul-gi and Ji-hye are feminine names.
G. Names That Become More Special When Combined With Your Last Name
SF9's Rowoon (로운), who recently finished up The King's Affection, has a name that's sounds sophisticated and seems to be a foreign-style name. However, it's comes from the Korean word "i-ro-woon" (이로운). The name Ro-woon was one of the most popular boy names in 2021, especially for children with the last name Lee.
When Lee and Ro-woon are combined, it becomes 이로운 (i-ro-woon), which comes from the word 이롭다 (i-rob-da), meaning "beneficial". When the first and last name are combined, it creates a special meaning, so you won't forget it once you hear it.
H. Strong Names Only Strong Characters Can Pull Off
Among Korean names, there are names that are exceptionally difficult to pronounce or have a strong pronunciation, such as Kwak Cheol-yong (곽철용) and Kwak Du-pal (곽두팔), that have a very strong, macho feel. They're names only men with incredibly strong impressions and strength would have, but actually, they're often used by young Korean women when needed.
Women living alone are reluctant to expose their personal information when ordering items, so they often use names of strong men, like Kwak Cheol-yong and Kwak Du-pal, instead of their real names.
This has been our quiz on finding a Korean name that suits each person's preferences.
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