Jordan in Korean
조던
Jo-deon
The 'r' is dropped; 'deon' sounds like 'dun'.
Two Korean names with meaning for Jordan
A sound name copies how Jordan 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 Jordan.
- 도윤道允
도 道 (path, way) + 윤 允 (sincere, trustworthy)
- 지윤智允
지 智 (wisdom) + 윤 允 (sincere, trustworthy)
About the name Jordan in Korean
The 'r' in Jordan is dropped, and 'deon' sounds like 'dun', so the Korean spelling is 조던 (Jo-deon). Three matches use a nasal ending to carry the last beat. 도윤 (道允, Do-yun) is the closest fit, with a rounded vowel and a nasal ending, and 'a sincere path' is wise and trusting. 지윤 (智允, Ji-yun) keeps the j-opening and the same nasal ending, and 'wise and sincere' sounds lighter and more studious. 하윤 (河潤, Ha-yun) was chosen partly for meaning: the Jordan is a river, and 河 means river, while 潤 adds 'enriching'. The ending 윤 (yun) also echoes 던 (deon). This one is the warmest and most natural. In Korea, strangers and colleagues are usually addressed by surname plus a title, so Jordan's given name will be used mainly by family and friends.
Studio Pack · $12 one-time
Get all three meaning names with the reason behind each, brush, serif and modern calligraphy in print resolution, a red name seal, a printable certificate and phone wallpapers for Jordan.