Korean surnames and their spellings
Each surname shows its hanja and the usual English spellings. Open one to make names with it.
Hanja meanings are the general meaning of the character. They do not tell where a clan comes from.
- 金김English spellings: Kim
- 李이English spellings: Lee, Yi, Rhee
- 朴박English spellings: Park, Pak
- 崔최English spellings: Choi, Choe
- 鄭정English spellings: Jung, Jeong, Chung
- 姜강English spellings: Kang
- 趙조English spellings: Cho, Jo
- 尹윤English spellings: Yoon, Yun
- 張장English spellings: Jang, Chang
- 林임English spellings: Lim, Im, Yim
- 韓한English spellings: Han
- 吳오English spellings: Oh, O
- 徐서English spellings: Seo, Suh
- 申신English spellings: Shin, Sin
- 權권English spellings: Kwon, Gwon
- 黃황English spellings: Hwang
- 安안English spellings: Ahn, An
- 宋송English spellings: Song
- 柳류English spellings: Ryu, Yoo, Yu, Lyu
- 洪홍English spellings: Hong
- 全전English spellings: Jeon, Jun, Chun
- 高고English spellings: Ko, Go, Koh
- 文문English spellings: Moon, Mun
- 孫손English spellings: Son, Sohn
- 梁양English spellings: Yang
- 白백English spellings: Baek, Paik, Back
- 許허English spellings: Heo, Huh, Hur
- 南남English spellings: Nam
- 沈심English spellings: Shim, Sim
- 盧노English spellings: Noh, No, Roh
- 郭곽English spellings: Kwak, Gwak
- 成성English spellings: Sung, Seong
- 車차English spellings: Cha
- 朱주English spellings: Joo, Ju, Chu
- 禹우English spellings: Woo, U
- 具구English spellings: Koo, Gu, Ku
- 閔민English spellings: Min
- 劉유English spellings: Yoo, Yu, Ryu