Korean Girl Names

Korean names written alike in Latin letters can have different meanings, depending on their Hangul and hanja. This collection includes vocabulary names and joined romanizations found in U.S. birth records. The counts describe those American spellings, not popularity in Korea.

Save nameName & connection
History
1926–2025, yearly counts; individually scaled
Babies 2025 · rank5-year rank movementPeak year

A joined spelling of Mi-na, also used independently in other languages.

491#597
Up 64 rank positions in five years
2023

A Korean vocabulary name associated with the number one.

436#658
Up 98 rank positions in five years
2025

A Korean vocabulary name associated with glass, with separate uses elsewhere.

139#1,533
Up 57 rank positions in five years
2022

A joined spelling of Yu-na, with meanings that depend on the chosen characters.

271#952
Up 488 rank positions in five years
2025

A joined rendering of Ji-a; its meaning depends on the chosen characters.

112#1,802
Up 601 rank positions in five years
2025

A Korean name associated with a conch shell; separately a Japanese name.

99#1,959
Up 255 rank positions in five years
2023

A Korean vocabulary name associated with the lily.

43#3,558
Up 1,063 rank positions in five years
2023

A Korean name syllable whose meaning depends on the hanja.

—Unranked
—
1985

A Korean vocabulary name associated with purple.

14#7,553
Up 2,839 rank positions in five years
2021

The Korean word for love, used as a given name.

7#12,954
new
2022

A joined rendering of Ji-u or Ji-woo, used for more than one sex.

7#12,482
Up 253 rank positions in five years
2012

A joined rendering of Min-ji, with character-dependent meanings.

7#12,753
new
1999

A joined rendering of Ye-jin.

—Unranked
—
2009

A joined rendering of Ji-min, used for more than one sex.

—Unranked
—
2012

A joined rendering of Su-jin, with several possible character combinations.

—Unranked
—
1979

A joined rendering of Su-jin or Soo-jin.

—Unranked
—
2008

A joined rendering of Ji-won, whose meaning depends on its hanja.

—Unranked
—
2002

A joined rendering of Min-seo.

—Unranked
—
2005

A joined rendering of Da-eun.

—Unranked
—
2010

A joined rendering of Ji-young, with several possible hanja combinations.

—Unranked
—
1988

A joined rendering of Eun-ji, whose meaning depends on its hanja.

—Unranked
—
1997

A joined rendering of Seo-yeon.

—Unranked
—
2013

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Sources & methodology

Meaning summaries use Wiktionary (CC BY-SA 4.0) and referenced name histories. Each name’s detail page includes its sources.

Membership on this list is editorial — we chose names that genuinely fit the theme. Every number is from official birth data: "—" means the name had fewer than 5 recorded uses in 2025, which makes it a genuinely rare pick today, not an invalid one. The dot marks whether the stats shown are for the girls' or boys' use of the name.

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