Hannah in Korean
해나
Hae-na
'Hae' rhymes with 'hay' but with a slightly open 'e'.
Two Korean names with meaning for Hannah
A sound name copies how Hannah 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 Hannah.
- 하은河恩
하 河 (river) + 은 恩 (grace, kindness)
- 하나荷娜
하 荷 (lotus) + 나 娜 (graceful, supple)
About the name Hannah in Korean
Hannah is written 해나 (Hae-na) in Korean, and 'Hae' rhymes with 'hay' but with a slightly open 'e'. 하은 (Ha-eun) is the warm one, 'grace like a river': 恩 means grace, which is what the Hebrew name Hannah is usually taken to mean. 하나 (Ha-na) is almost the same sound as Hannah, with a slightly closer vowel, so it is the nearest match, and 'a graceful lotus' feels gentle and fresh. 혜은 (Hye-eun) is a close neighbor of 'Hae' and means 'kindness and grace', so the sound and the meaning both stay near the original. The names on this page are Sino-Korean, so each syllable is tied to a character with a meaning. Pure Korean names, from native words such as sky or sea, have no hanja at all, which is a different kind of choice.
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