Taylor in Korean
테일러
Te-il-leo
'Te-il' sounds like 'tay-ul'.
Two Korean names with meaning for Taylor
A sound name copies how Taylor 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 Taylor.
- 태리泰梨
태 泰 (peaceful, great) + 리 梨 (pear blossom)
- 태온泰溫
태 泰 (peaceful, great) + 온 溫 (warm, mild)
About the name Taylor in Korean
Say 테일러 (Te-il-leo) slowly and you hear 'tay-ul', then a soft 'leo'. Korean spreads the three beats out evenly, so the name sounds gentler than its English form. 태일 (泰日, Tae-il) matches the first two beats, 'Te-il', almost exactly, and 'a calm sun' is bright and steady. 태리 (泰梨, Tae-ri) is a close fit as well, with a t-sound and then an r/l sound, and 'a calm pear blossom' is soft and graceful. 태온 (泰溫, Tae-on) shares the opening 태, and 'calm warmth' is the plainest and most comforting. Some families consult a naming specialist who looks at the birth date and the balance of elements. This is an optional tradition, not a rule, and if your family likes it, the specialist may help you choose between these three.
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