Alice in Korean
앨리스
Ael-li-seu
'Ae' is the 'a' of 'cat'; the final 's' takes a soft 'eu'.
Two Korean names with meaning for Alice
A sound name copies how Alice is said. A meaning name is a real Korean given name whose hanja (Chinese characters) carry a wish for you. These two echo the sound of Alice.
- 애리愛梨
애 愛 (love) + 리 梨 (pear blossom)
- 아리雅梨
아 雅 (elegant, refined) + 리 梨 (pear blossom)
About the name Alice in Korean
Alice ends with a hissing 's', which Korean softens with a small vowel: 앨리스 (Ael-li-seu), with the 'a' of 'cat' at the start. When choosing hanja, remember that one hangul syllable can be written with many different hanja, so families check the characters before registering. 애리 (愛梨, Ae-ri) has the same front vowel followed by 'ri', and 'a beloved pear blossom' feels warm. 아리 (雅梨, A-ri) keeps the open vowel and the 'ri', and is gentler: 'an elegant pear blossom'. 단아 (端雅, Dan-a) is chosen for meaning: Alice is explained as 'noble', and 端 (upright, proper) with 雅 (elegant) conveys that bearing. It is the most formal of the three, and its sound link is loose. Read side by side, the first two share a flower and differ in feeling, while the third drops the flower and chooses a bearing instead.
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