Joshua in Korean
조슈아
Jo-syu-a
'Syu' sounds like 'shoo'.
Two Korean names with meaning for Joshua
A sound name copies how Joshua 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 Joshua.
- 준수俊秀
준 俊 (outstanding, eminent) + 수 秀 (excellent, outstanding)
- 주안周安
주 周 (all around, complete) + 안 安 (peace, calm)
About the name Joshua in Korean
Joshua has an 'sh' sound in the middle, and Korean writes it as 'syu', like 'shoo': 조슈아 (Jo-syu-a). The three matches stay close to the opening. 준수 (俊秀) follows the name closely, with a j- opening and a 'su' that is nearly 'syu', and it feels bright and noble, 'outstanding and excellent'. 주안 (周安) keeps the j- and the open ending. Joshua is read as 'God saves', and 安 (peace, safety) with 周 (complete) fits that idea, so it is calm and steady. 지안 (智安) shares the j- and the 'a' ending, and with 智 (wise) it is the quietest of the three. Remember that hanja appear on official registration and formal documents, but everyday life uses hangul. In daily use, people will hear only the sound, so say each name aloud first.
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