Emily in Korean
에밀리
E-mil-li
Three beats; the 'l' is lightly doubled in the middle.
Two Korean names with meaning for Emily
A sound name copies how Emily 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 Emily.
- 예미睿美
예 睿 (wise, insightful) + 미 美 (beautiful)
- 미리美梨
미 美 (beautiful) + 리 梨 (pear blossom)
About the name Emily in Korean
Emily is three beats, 에밀리 (E-mil-li), and the 'l' is lightly doubled in the middle. The three matches share the work in different ways. 예미 (Ye-mi) follows the first two beats, 'E-mi', and means 'wise beauty'. 미리 (Mi-ri) matches the 'mi-li' at the end almost syllable for syllable, and 'a beautiful pear blossom' is the softest picture of the three. 예린 (Ye-rin), 'wise and clear', opens like the 'E' and lands near the ending 'ly'; it is the clearest and most composed. When people call a friend, they add 아 after a name ending in a consonant and 야 after one ending in a vowel. So 예미 becomes 예미야, 미리 becomes 미리야, and 예린 becomes 예린아. The ending sounds a little different in daily speech, and it is worth saying all three aloud that way.
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