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The name Seo-hyeon is a Korean given name composed of two Chinese characters. Seo (서) comes from the Chinese character 塞 which means "to enclose" or "barrier", and in Korean n...
Seo-hyun is a Korean given name. It is composed of two elements: "seo" (徐) meaning "slowly, calmly" or "fine, delicate" and "hyun" (賢) meaning "virtuous, wise."
The name "Seo Jin" is of Korean origin. In Korean culture, surnames typically come before given names, so "Seo" is likely the surname while "Jin" is the given name. "Seo" is a mode...
The name Seo Jun is of Korean origin. In Korean, "Seo" means "auspicious" or "felicitous," while "Jun" means "talented" or "handsome." Therefore, when combined, the name Seo Jun ca...
The name "Seoirse" is of Irish origin. It is the Irish equivalent of the English name "George." In Irish, the pronunciation of "Seoirse" is roughly "SHOR-sha."
The name Seojoon is a Korean name, specifically from the Hanja characters 徐준 (Seo-Joon). The Hanja character 徐 (Seo) means "to follow" or "to continue," and it is a common s...
The name Seokyoung is of Korean origin. It is a combination of the Korean elements "seok" meaning "stone" and "young" meaning "forever" or "eternity".
The given name Seol-ah is of Korean origin. It can be translated to English as "Moon" or "Moonlight." In Korean, the character 서 (Seo) means "west," and the character 라 (Ra) ca...
The first name Seonaid is of Scottish origin. It is a variation of the name Janet, which itself is a feminine form of the name John.
The origin of the first name Seonghwa is Korean. In Korean, "seong" (성) means "completed" or "accomplished," while "hwa" (화) means "flower" or "blossom."
The given name "Seonju" is a Korean name, specifically from the Joseon Dynasty period (1392-1910). The name Seonju consists of two Chinese characters - 선 (Seon) meaning "wise" or...
The name Seoras is a Scottish Gaelic form of the name George. The origin of George is ultimately derived from the Greek name Georgios, which means "farmer" or "earth-worker". Georg...
The first name Seos is of Irish origin. It is a variant of the name Seosamh, which is the Irish form of Joseph.
The name Seosamh is of Hebrew origin, derived from the name Joseph.
The first name Seoyoon is of Korean origin. It is a combination of two elements: "seo", which means "felicitous, good, or auspicious", and "yoon", which means "govern" or "rule".