Korean names for boys

This collection begins with English given names categorized for boys and keeps the top Korean sound match generated with a male naming tendency. The tendency guides candidate scoring; it does not make a Korean syllable exclusive to men. Male and neutral syllables can both contribute to a male-leaning result, and actual Korean naming usage can cross gender labels. The category is a way to browse the dataset, not a claim about every person who carries a syllable.

Each displayed result is a two-syllable Korean given-name composition written in hangul. Hangul represents pronunciation. Hanja — the Sino-Korean characters selected for those sounds — provide the underlying meanings, and multiple permitted characters may have the same reading. Open a linked page to see the chosen hanja, their glosses, and the romanized pronunciation.

Sections are organized by the first hangul syllable in each top match, rather than by the English source name. This places results with the same Korean opening sound together while leaving their different second syllables and character choices on the detail pages.