Violet in Korean
바이올렛
Ba-i-ol-let
'V' becomes 'b'; four even beats. The spelling 바이올릿 is also seen.
Two Korean names with meaning for Violet
A sound name copies how Violet 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 Violet.
- 보라寶羅
보 寶 (treasure) + 라 羅 (silk gauze, to spread)
- 보연寶姸
보 寶 (treasure) + 연 姸 (graceful, beautiful)
About the name Violet in Korean
Say 'Violet' to a Korean speaker and the first sound changes at once, because Korean has no separate 'v', 'f', 'z' or 'th'. They become p, b, j, and s or d. So 'Vi' turns into 'ba', and the name is written 바이올렛 (Ba-i-ol-let) in four even beats. You may also see 바이올릿. All three matches begin with 보 (bo). 보라 (寶羅, Bo-ra) is also the Korean word for purple, the color of the flower, so it is the easiest one to explain. 보연 (寶姸, Bo-yeon) is the closest sound match for the first half and the most cheerful in feel. 보은 (寶恩, Bo-eun) is only a partial sound link, but 'treasured grace' suits the modest charm of the violet. All three feel warm; the first and last add a noble note, while the middle one is more cheerful.
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