Edward in Korean
에드워드
E-deu-wo-deu
Four beats with helper vowels 'eu'.
Two Korean names with meaning for Edward
A sound name copies how Edward 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 Edward.
- 도원道元
도 道 (path, way) + 원 元 (first, foremost)
- 이원怡元
이 怡 (joyful, pleased) + 원 元 (first, foremost)
About the name Edward in Korean
Four beats, two helper vowels: 에드워드 (E-deu-wo-deu) is how Edward is carried into Korean. English speakers may be surprised that the name gets longer, but the extra 'eu' vowels are how Korean closes the 'd' sounds. It also lets 도원 (道元, Do-won) match the middle of the name, a d-sound followed by 'wo', and it means 'the origin of the path', which is calm and wise. 이원 (怡元, I-won) keeps the opening front vowel and the 'wo', and its 'joyful and foremost' is lighter and warmer. 수호 (守護, Su-ho) is chosen for meaning, since Edward is read as 'wealthy guardian' and 'a protector' says that directly. The sound link is weak, but it is the bravest of the three. Many Koreans also use an English first name at school or work, so a Korean name and an English name like Edward often sit side by side.
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