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PERSONAL-NAME HANJA · KOREAN NAMES · COURT DATA

Korean Personal-Name Hanja Search

Search the Korean court's public personal-name Hanja by Hangul reading, character or gloss and check the designated readings returned for each form.

KOREAN COURT · PERSONAL-NAME HANJA

Look up a Korean name reading or Hanja

Enter one Hangul reading or Hanja to see matching personal-name characters.

Personal-name Hanja results

Enter one Hangul reading or Hanja to see matching personal-name characters.

Data comes from the Korean court's public Electronic Family Relations Registration System lookup. This page directly displays standard browser-compatible Unicode glyphs; court-specific extension forms must be checked on the official service. Official Korean court lookup

PERSONAL-NAME HANJA · KOREAN NAMES · COURT DATA

Find Korean personal-name Hanja from a name reading

Not every Hanja and reading is accepted for Korean name registration. This page addresses searches for 이름 한자 and 인명용 한자 with the public court list.

Search by Hangul reading

Enter one Korean syllable such as 민, 서 or 지 to compare all personal-name Hanja returned by the court lookup.

Check designated readings

A Hanja may have more than one permitted reading, so results preserve the readings and descriptions in the public response.

Separate standard and court glyphs

Standard Unicode forms display directly; extension characters that require the court's own font are never replaced with the wrong glyph.

How to search Korean name Hanja

  1. Enter one Hangul reading, one Hanja or a Korean gloss.
  2. Compare the glyph, designated readings and descriptions.
  3. Confirm the final choice again on the Korean court service before registration.

FAQ

Can I rely on this result for official name registration?

Do not rely on it alone. The data comes from the public court lookup, but policies and glyph support can change; confirm on the official system before filing.

Why are fewer glyphs displayed than all court codes?

Some extension forms use court-specific glyph encoding that ordinary browsers cannot render reliably, so this page lists standard Unicode forms only.

Can one Hanja be used with different name readings?

Some can. The page lists designated readings returned by the court lookup, subject to the current registration rules.