|
Aju
|
Often used as a pet form of Ajay/Ajit meaning "unconquered" or "victorious" in Indian contexts; meanings may vary or be absent in other languages. |
Indian, Korean, Yoruba |
Boy |
|
|
Bong
|
Korean: meaning varies by hanja - commonly 'phoenix' (鳳) or 'to serve/offer' (奉). Filipino: a diminutive/nickname (no inherent lexical meaning), often from names like Bonifacio or Roberto. |
Korean, Tagalog |
Boy |
|
|
Chan Jin
|
Varies by hanja; commonly 찬 (bright/praiseworthy) + 진 (truth/treasure/progress) - overall sense: "bright and true" or "praiseworthy truth". |
Korean |
Boy |
|
|
Chan Jun
|
Varies with characters. Common senses: as Chinese name, 'Chan' (陈/陳) is a surname and 'Jun' (俊/君/骏/军/竣 etc.) often means 'talented', 'handsome', 'ruler' or 'military/steed'. In Korean (찬준) syllables commonly convey ideas like 'praise/bright' + 'talented/obedient', so overall often interpreted as 'praiseworthy and talented'. |
Chinese, Korean |
Boy |
|
|
Chan-hyuk
|
Meaning depends on chosen hanja; commonly interpreted as 'bright/illustrious' or 'praised and radiant' (e.g., 찬 '燦/贊' = brilliant/praise + 혁 '赫' = bright/radiant). |
Korean |
Boy |
|
|
Changmin
|
Varies by hanja; commonly 'chang' = bright/prosperous and 'min' = quick/clever or gem/people/sky |
Korean |
Boy |
|
|
Changyong
|
Typically from hanja meaning 'prosperous/bright' (昌) + 'brave/courageous' (勇) or sometimes 'dragon' (龍); conveys 'flourishing bravery' or 'prosperous dragon'. |
Korean |
Boy |
|
|
Cheol
|
Iron; metaphorically strong, firm, steadfast |
Korean |
Boy |
|
|
Chi-yeul
|
Varies with hanja; commonly a combination such as 'Chi' (智 'wisdom' or 志 'will/ambition' etc.) + 'Yeul' (熱 'heat/ardor/passion'), e.g. 'wise and passionate' or 'resolute/ardent'. |
Korean |
Boy |
|
|
Chul
|
Varies by hanja - commonly 'iron' (鐵) or 'wise' (哲). |
Korean |
Boy |
|
|
Chulmin
|
Varies by hanja; commonly 'wise/capable + people' (e.g. 哲 'wise' + 民 'people'). |
Korean |
Boy |
|
|
Chulsoo
|
Varies by hanja; commonly Cheol (철) 'iron/firm/wise' + Soo (수) 'excellent/long life/water' - roughly 'strong/steadfast and outstanding'. |
Korean |
Boy |
|
|
Chulwoo
|
Meaning depends on the hanja used. Common elements: 'chul' (鐵 'iron/strong', 哲 'wise', 澈 'clear') + 'woo' (友 'friend', 祐/佑 'help, protect', 宇 'universe'), e.g. 'wise protector' or 'strong friend'. |
Korean |
Boy |
|
|
Chung-Ho
|
Meaning varies by hanja; commonly formed from characters like 正/貞/淸 (upright, pure) + 浩 (vast/abundant) - roughly 'righteous and great' or 'pure and vast'. |
Korean |
Boy |
|
|
ChungHo
|
Meaning depends on hanja; commonly a combination like 'upright/loyal' + 'vast/bright' - e.g., 'upright and great'. |
Korean |
Boy |
|
|
Dae-heon
|
Varies by hanja; commonly 'dae' (大) = 'great' + 'heon' (賢/憲, etc.) = 'virtuous/wise' - roughly 'great and virtuous'. |
Korean |
Boy |
|
|
Dae-hyeon
|
Commonly 'great/large' (dae) + 'virtuous/wise' (hyeon); exact meaning varies with hanja. |
Korean |
Boy |
|
|
Dae-Soo
|
Varies by hanja; commonly 'dae' (大) = 'big/great' combined with 'su' (e.g. 洙, 秀, 守) = 'water/excellent/guardian' - often rendered 'great and excellent' or 'great protector'. |
Korean |
Boy |
|
|
Dae-Won
|
Varies by hanja; commonly 'great origin' or 'great source' (e.g., 大元, 大源). |
Korean |
Boy |
|
|
Dae'wan
|
From Korean elements 'Dae' (대, 'great') + 'wan' (완, often 'completion' or 'gentle') - roughly 'great completion' or 'great and graceful'. |
Korean |
Boy |
|
|
Daegon
|
Great and strong (great strength) |
Korean |
Boy |
|
|
Daesung
|
Great success; great achievement |
Korean |
Boy |
|
|
Daewon
|
Varies by hanja; commonly 'great origin' or 'great source' (dae 'great' + won 'origin') |
Korean |
Boy |
|
|
Dasan
|
South Indian/Sanskrit: 'servant' or 'devotee' (from Sanskrit dāsa). Korean: 'prolific, fertile; abundant offspring' (多産). |
Korean, Malayalam, Sanskrit, Tamil |
Boy |
|
|
Deok
|
virtue, morality, goodness |
Korean |
Boy |
|
|
Dong
|
Vietnamese: 'Đông' = 'east' or 'winter'. Chinese surname 董 (Dǒng): originally 'to supervise/oversee' (used as a family name). Korean: often from hanja 東 meaning 'east' (meaning varies by hanja). |
Chinese, Korean, Vietnamese |
Boy |
|
|
Dong-Suk
|
Meaning depends on hanja; commonly 東 (dong, 'east') + 石 (seok/suk, 'stone') - 'east/ eastern stone' (symbolically steadfast or strong). |
Korean |
Boy |
|
|
Dongi
|
Varies by hanja; commonly composed of 'dong' (동) meaning 'east' and 'gi' (기) meaning 'foundation/energy/fortune' depending on the characters used. |
Korean |
Boy |
|
|
Dongmin
|
Varies by hanja; commonly 'east' (東) + 'quick/clever' (敏) - e.g., 'eastern clever'. Can also be 'east' + 'people' (民) depending on hanja. |
Korean |
Boy |
|
|
Dongwoo
|
Meaning depends on hanja; commonly 'Dong' (동) = 'east' and 'Woo' (우) = 'help/protect/friend', e.g. 'eastern friend' or 'east + help'. |
Korean |
Boy |
|
