Paul in Korean
폴
Pol
One beat, with a rounded 'o'.
Two Korean names with meaning for Paul
A sound name copies how Paul 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 Paul.
- 보겸寶謙
보 寶 (treasure) + 겸 謙 (humble)
- 보성寶成
보 寶 (treasure) + 성 成 (to accomplish)
About the name Paul in Korean
Paul has one beat, 폴 (Pol), with a rounded 'o', and there is no Korean syllable that matches it exactly. The same hangul syllable can be written with many different hanja, so two people with the same name can have different meanings, and that makes the second syllable important here. 보겸 (寶謙, Bo-gyeom) is the nearest to 'Po', and since Paul is read as 'small' or 'humble', 謙 (humble) reflects it. With 寶 (treasure), the mood is warm and noble. 보성 (寶成, Bo-seong) shares the opening 보, and 'a treasure accomplished' is stronger, though the rest is a looser match. 도겸 (道謙, Do-gyeom) was picked for meaning, 'a humble path', and it is the calmest and most modest of the three. Families check the characters carefully before registering.
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