Casey in Korean
케이시
Ke-i-si
'Ke-i' sounds like 'kay'.
Two Korean names with meaning for Casey
A sound name copies how Casey 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 Casey.
- 기서基瑞
기 基 (foundation, base) + 서 瑞 (auspicious, good omen)
- 규서圭瑞
규 圭 (jade tablet, nobility) + 서 瑞 (auspicious, good omen)
About the name Casey in Korean
The 'Ke-i' in 케이시 (Ke-i-si) sounds like 'kay', and many English speakers will find it easy to say. Here Korean g and k are not split as English splits them, which is why a g-opening such as 기 (gi) or 규 (gyu) can stand for the 'K'. 기서 (基瑞, Gi-seo) is the closest fit, with an s-sound in the last beat, and 'a foundation of good fortune' is steady and bright. 규서 (圭瑞, Gyu-seo) has the same shape, and 'noble good fortune' is more formal. 지서 (智瑞, Ji-seo) keeps the s-sound at the end, though its opening is looser, and 'wise and auspicious' is the most thoughtful. Some families also ask a naming specialist, who looks at the birth date and the balance of elements. It is an optional tradition, not a rule, and the three names share 瑞 in any case.
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