List of Korean surnames

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This is a list of Korean surnames, in hangul alphabetical order.

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The most common Korean surname (particularly in South Korea) is Kim (), followed by Lee () and Park (). These three surnames are held by around half of the ethnic Korean population.

This article uses the most recent South Korean statistics (currently 2015) as the basis. No such data is available from North Korea.

From 2015 South Korean statistics

As of 2015, at least 191 distinct surnames in hangul and 514 distinct surnames in hanja were in use. [1]

Hangul [1] Hanja [1] Revised Romanization McCune–Reischauer Other romanizationsPopulation (2015) [1] Percentage
, GaKaKah, [2] Kha, [2] Gha [2] 9,950
, Gan Kan Khan, [2] Kahn, [2] Kann [2] 2,525
GalKalGar, [2] Karl [2] 2,086
Gam Kam Kahm, [2] Kang, [2] Gahm [2] 6,024
, , , , , Gang Kang Khang, [2] Kahng, [2] Kwang, [2] Ghang, [2] Kaing [2] 1,269,290
, GyeonKyŏnKyun, [2] Kyeon, [2] Kyoun, [2] Gyun, [2] Kyon [2] 1,684
, , , GyeongKyŏng Kyung, [2] Kyoung, [2] Geong, [2] Guong, [2] Gyeng [2] 16,958
, GyeKyeKae, [2] Kay, [2] Keh, [2] Key, [2] Gae [2] 6,641
, Go Ko Koh, [2] Goh, [2] Kho, [2] Gho, [2] Koo [2] 471,429
, GokKokKoock [2] 101
, Gong Kong Kohng, [2] Ghong, [2] Con, [2] Gohng, [2] Goung [2] 92,340
, , Gwak Kwak Kwag, [2] Kwack, [2] Gwag, [2] Koak, [2] Koag [2] 203,365
, GwanKwan20
, GyoKyo26
, , , GuKuKoo, [2] Goo, [2] Kuh, [2] Kou, [2] Khu [2] 208,550
, , , , GukKuk Kook, [2] Gook, [2] Kug, [2] Cook, [2] Koog [2] 20,768
, GungKungKoong, [2] Goong, [2] Koung [2] 572
GwokKwŏkKwok, [2] Kweok, [2] Kwoc [2] 183
, , , GwonKwŏn Kwon, [2] Kweon, [2] Kwun, [2] Gweon, [2] Kwan [2] 706,212
Geun KŭnKeun, [2] Gun [2] 170
, , , GeumKŭmKeum, [2] Kum, [2] Gum, [2] Kuem, [2] Guem [2] 25,472
, , , Gi Ki Kee, [2] Key, [2] Kie, [2] Kih, [2] Gee [2] 29,062
GilKilGill, [2] Gihl, [2] Khil, [2] Keel, [2] Kill [2] 38,173
, [ sic ]Gim Kim Ghim, [3] Kin [3] 10,689,967
[lower-alpha 1] , [lower-alpha 1] , [lower-alpha 1] , [lower-alpha 1] , Na NaRa, [2] La, [2] Nah, [2] Rha, [2] Rah [2] 161,015
[lower-alpha 2] NanNanAn [4] 8
, Nam NamNahm, [2] Nham, [2] Nan, [2] Lam, [2] Narm [2] 275,659
남궁 南宮, 南宫 Namgung NamgungNamkung, [2] Namkoong, [2] Namgoong, [2] Namgoung, [2] Namkoung [2] 21,313
[lower-alpha 3] NangNangLang [2] 181
, NaeNae374
[lower-alpha 4] , [lower-alpha 4] , [lower-alpha 4] , [lower-alpha 4] , [lower-alpha 4] , [lower-alpha 4] , NoNoNoh, [2] Roh, [2] Ro, [2] Rho, [2] Nho [2] 315,372
[lower-alpha 5] Noe NoeNoi, [2] Lei [2] 19
DaTa7
, Dan TanDahn, [2] Dhan [2] 1,632
DamTamTan [2] 47
DangTangDhang [2] 1,146
, , DaeTaeDai, [2] Dea [2] 669
, , , , , , Do ToDoh, [2] Dho, [2] Doe, [2] Toh, [2] Doo [2] 57,946
DokTok17
독고 獨孤 Dokgo TokkoDokko, [2] Dockko, [2] Dogko, [2] Dockgo, [2] Dohkgoh [2] 502
DonTon117
, , , , DongTongDhong, [2] Doung [2] 5,936
동방 東方 DongbangTongbang180
DuTuDoo, [2] Do, [2] Dou, [2] Dow [2] 6,428
, DeungTŭng20
등정 藤井 DeungjeongTŭngjŏng5
, , RaRaNa, [2] La, [2] Rha, [2] Rah, [2] Nah [2] 25,974
RanRan10
RangRang125
RyeoRyŏ19
, , RoRo67
RoeRoe19
, , RyuRyuYoo, [2] Ryoo, [2] Yu, [2] You, [2] Lyu [2] 163,994
RiRi240
RimRim47
, MaMaMah, [2] Mar, [2] Mach, [2] Mha [2] 39,196
ManManMahn, [2] Mhan [2] 124
망절 網切 MangjeolMangjŏl Mangjul [2] 8
MaeMaeMai, [2] Mea, [2] Mei [2] 201
MaengMaengMeang, [2] Mang, [2] Maing, [2] Meng, [2] Meing [2] 22,028
MyeongMyŏng Myung, [2] Myoung, [2] Myong, [2] Moung, [2] Myoeng [2] 29,110
, , Mo MoMoh, [2] Mho, [2] Moo, [2] Moe, [2] Meo [2] 21,912
, Mok MokMock, [2] Mog, [2] Mook, [2] Mork, [2] Mouk [2] 8,859
MyoMyo21
MuMu15
무본 武本 MubonMubon6
MukMukMook, [2] Mok, [2] Moog [2] 172
, MunMun Moon, [2] Mon, [2] Moun, [2] Muhn, [2] Moom [2] 464,047
MiMiMee [2] 16
, , , , , Min MinMinn, [2] Mihn, [2] Meen, [2] Mheen, [2] Mean [2] 171,799
, BakPak Park, [5] Pack, [5] Bark, [5] Bag, [5] Papk [5] 4,192,080
, Ban PanBahn, [2] Van, [2] Bhan, [2] Barn, [2] Pahn [2] 28,223
, , , , , , Bang PangBhang, [2] Bahng, [2] Barng, [2] Baang, [2] Fang [2] 129,559
, , , , Bae PaeBea, [2] Bai, [2] Pai, [2] Be, [2] Bay [2] 400,669
, , , Baek PaekBack, [2] Baik, [2] Paik, [2] Beak, [2] Baeg [2] 382,447
BeonPŏn6
, BeomPŏmBum, [2] Buhm, [2] Beum, [2] Bom, [2] Burm [2] 3,838
, , Byeon PyŏnByun, [2] Byon, [2] Byoun, [2] Pyun, [2] Byen [2] 138,802
, , BoPo16
Bok PokBog, [2] Bock, [2] Pock, [2] Boc, [2] Bouk [2] 9,538
, Bong PongVong [2] 12,959
, , , BuPuBoo, [2] Poo, [2] Vu, [2] Booh, [2] Buh [2] 10,604
BiPiVy, [4] Vi, [4] Bie, [4] Bee [4] 16
, , , , BinPinBeen, [2] Bhin, [2] Bean, [2] Vin, [2] Bihn [2] 5,782
BingPing763
, , , , SaSaSha, [2] Sah, [2] Sar [2] 10,998
사공 司空, 司公 SagongSagongSakong, [2] Shakong, [2] Sagoung, [2] Sagung [2] 4,488
SanSan9
, SamSam38
, , , Sang SangShang, [2] Sahng, [2] Sarng [2] 2,416
, , 西, , Seo Suh, [2] Su, [2] Sur, [2] So, [2] Sea [2] 752,233
서문 西門, 西問 SeomunSŏmunSeomoon, [2] Suhmoon, [2] Seamoon, [2] Sumoon, [2] Semun [2] 2,044
, , , Seok SŏkSuk, [2] Seog, [2] Sok, [2] Suck, [2] Seuk [2] 60,607
, , Seon SŏnSun, [2] Son, [2] Shun, [2] Sen, [2] Suhn [2] 42,842
선우 鮮于, 鮮宇, 蘚于, 鮮牛 SeonuSŏnu Sunwoo, [2] Seonwoo, [2] Sonu, [2] Sunoo, [2] Sunu [2] 3,648
, , , , , Seol SŏlSul, [2] Seul, [2] Sol, [2] Sel, [2] Seal [2] 45,692
SeopSŏpSeoub, [2] Sub, [2] Sup [2] 75
, , , , Seong SŏngSung, [2] Soung, [2] Seoung, [2] Seung, [2] Song [2] 199,160
, , , , , , , , So SoSoh, [2] Sho, [2] Soo, [2] Seo, [2] Sou [2] 53,856
, , , Son SonSohn, [2] Shon, [2] Sun, [2] Soun, [2] Soon [2] 457,356
, , Song SongSoung, [2] Shong, [2] Sohng, [2] Sung, [2] Seung [2] 683,521
, , Su Su47
, , , , , SunSunSoon [2] 1,237
, Seung SŭngSung, [2] Seoung, [2] Seong, [2] Sheung, [2] Soeung [2] 3,430
, , SiSiShi, [2] See, [2] Sea, [2] Se [2] 4,354
, , , , , , SinSin Shin, [2] Sheen, [2] Sihn, [2] Shinn, [2] Synn [2] 986,001
, , , SimSim Shim, [2] Sym, [2] Seem, [2] Sem, [2] Sihm [2] 272,049
AAAh [2] 529
, , An AnAhn, [2] Ann, [2] Anh, [2] Ane, [2] Aun [2] 685,688
AeAeAi [2] 24
YaYaYha [2] 77
[lower-alpha 6] , , [lower-alpha 6] , , , , , [lower-alpha 6] , Yang YangRyang, [2] Yaung, [2] Young, [2] Yahng, [2] Yhang [2] 530,554
, EoŎUh, [2] Eoh, [2] Auh, [2] Eu, [2] Au [2] 18,929
어금 魚金 EogeumŎgŭmEokum, [4] Eokeum, [4] Akeum, [4] Uhkum [4] 8
, , , EomŎm Um, [2] Eum, [2] Uhm, [2] Aum, [2] Om [2] 144,660
[lower-alpha 7] , , [lower-alpha 7] Yeo Yuh, [2] Yo, [2] Yu, [2] Yea, [2] Yeu [2] 80,672
, [lower-alpha 8] , , Yeon YŏnYoun, [2] Yun, [2] Yon, [2] Yeun, [2] Yeoun [2] 34,850
[lower-alpha 9] , , [lower-alpha 9] Yeom YŏmYum, [2] Youm, [2] Yeum, [2] Yom, [2] Yeoum [2] 69,428
YeopYŏpYub, [2] Yup, [2] Yop, [2] Youb, [2] Yeb [2] 571
, Yeong Yŏng24
, [lower-alpha 10] , , YeYeYea, [2] Yae, [2] Yeh, [2] Yee, [2] Yei [2] 13,587
, , , , O OOh, [2] Ou, [2] Ohe, [2] Oe, [2] Olh [2] 763,334
Ok OkOck, [2] Og, [2] Ohk, [2] Oak, [2] Ouk [2] 25,107
OnOnOhn, [2] Eon, [2] Onn, [2] Own, [2] Yon [2] 5,418
, OngOngOhng, [2] Ohong, [2] Ung [2] 967
WanWan6
, Wang WangWhang, [2] Woang, [2] Ywang, [2] Yang, [2] Whyang [2] 25,581
YoYo29
[lower-alpha 11] Yong YongYoung, [2] Lyong, [2] Yung, [2] Ryong, [2] Yeong [2] 15,276
, , , , , , , , UU Woo, [2] Wu, [2] Wo, [2] Ou, [2] Uh [2] 195,729
, UnUnWoon [2] 118
, , , , , , Won WŏnWeon, [2] Woon, [2] One, [2] Wone, [2] Woun [2] 130,174
, , , WiWiWee, [2] We, [2] Wie, [2] Wei, [2] Wui [2] 32,191
[lower-alpha 12] , [lower-alpha 12] , , , , [lower-alpha 13] , , , , YuYu Yoo, [2] You, [2] Ryu, [2] Ryoo, [2] Lyu [2] 963,498
[lower-alpha 14] YukYuk Yook, [2] Youk, [2] Yug, [2] Yuck, [2] Ryuk [2] 23,455
, , Yun YunYoon, [2] Youn, [2] Yune, [2] Yeun, [2] Yon [2] 1,020,564
, , , Eun ŬnUn, [2] En, [2] Een, [2] Uhan, [2] Eyn [2] 16,927
EumŬmUm, [2] Em, [2] Yum, [2] Ehum, [2] Ng [2] 5,604
[lower-alpha 15] , , , [lower-alpha 15] , , II Lee, [6] Yi, [6] Rhee, [6] Yee, [6] Rhie [6] 7,307,237
In InIhn, [2] Yin, [2] Inn, [2] Leen, [2] Lin [2] 22,363
[lower-alpha 16] , , , Im ImLim, [2] Yim, [2] Rim, [2] Leem, [2] Rhim [2] 1,015,200
JaCha75
, , , , , , , , , , , , , , 漿 Jang ChangJhang, [2] Zhang, [2] Jahng, [2] Zang, [2] Jaung [2] 1,021,107
, , , Jeon ChŏnJun, [2] Chun, [2] Chon, [2] Jeun, [2] Cheon [2] 749,266
JeomChŏmJum [2] 158
, , , , , , , JeongChŏng Jung, [2] Chung, [2] Joung, [2] Chong, [2] Cheong [2] 2,407,601
, JeCheJae, [2] Jea, [2] Jeh, [2] Jye, [2] Jee [2] 21,988
제갈 諸葛, 諸*[ sic ], 諸曷, 諸渴 Jegal ChegalJekal, [2] Jaegal, [2] Jaekal, [2] Jeagal, [2] Jeakal [2] 5,735
, , 調, , , , Jo Cho Joe, [2] Joh, [2] Jho, [2] Jou, [2] Zo [2] 1,453,971
, JongChong681
, JwaChwaJoa, [2] Choa, [2] Chua, [2] Jua, [2] Chaw [2] 3,383
, , , , Ju ChuJoo, [2] Choo, [2] Jou, [2] Zoo, [2] Zhu [2] 232,063
, JeungChŭngZeng, [4] Tsang, [4] Duong, [4] Tseng, [4] Cheng [4] 18
, , , Ji ChiJee, [2] Gi, [2] Gee, [2] Chee, [2] Jie [2] 160,147
, , , , , , , , , Jin ChinJhin, [2] Jean, [2] Gin, [2] Chen, [2] Jeen [2] 186,310
, Cha Ch'aChar, [2] Tcha, [2] Tchah, [2] Chah, [2] Tscha [2] 194,788
, ChangCh'ang1,095
, , Chae Ch'aeChai, [2] Che, [2] Chea, [2] Cha, [2] Choi [2] 131,757
, , Cheon Ch'ŏnChun, [2] Chon, [2] Chen, [2] Choun, [2] Cheun [2] 121,927
, ChoCh'oTcho [2] 236
ChongCh'ong27
, , , ChoeCh'oe Choi, [2] Choy, [2] Che, [2] Chai, [2] Chae [2] 2,340,582
, Chu Ch'uChoo, [2] Chou, [2] Cho, [2] Chue, [2] Chew [2] 60,561
Tak T'akTark, [2] Tag, [2] Tack, [2] Tahk, [2] Thak [2] 21,099
TanT'anThan, [4] Tahn, [4] Tran [4] 149
TangT'ang5
, Tae T'aeTai, [2] Tea, [2] Te, [2] Thae [2] 9,073
PanP'an278
PaengP'aengPaing, [2] Peang, [2] Pang, [2] Peng, [2] Phang [2] 2,935
PyeonP'yŏnPyun, [2] Pyon, [2] Pyoun, [2] Pyen, [2] Pyeun [2] 16,689
PyeongP'yŏngPyung, [2] Pyoung, [2] Pyong, [2] Pyeoung [2] 515
PoP'o57
, PyoP'yoPhyo, [2] Poy, [2] Peo, [2] Pho, [2] Pou [2] 30,749
PungP'ungPoong, [2] Poung [2] 651
Pi P'iPee, [2] Phee, [2] Phi, [2] Pe, [2] Phie [2] 6,578
, PilP'ilPhil, [2] Fil, [2] Peel [2] 174
, , , , Ha HaHah, [2] Har, [2] Hwa, [2] Haa, [2] Hagh [2] 233,106
HakHak35
, , , Han HanHahn, [2] Hann, [2] Haan, [2] Khan, [2] Hwan [2] 773,537
Ham HamHahm, [2] Harm, [2] Hamm, [2] Haam, [2] Hwam [2] 80,659
, HaeHae155
, Heo Hur, [2] Huh, [2] Her, [2] Hu, [2] Ho [2] 326,782
, HyeonHyŏn Hyun, [2] Hyon, [2] Hyoun, [2] Hyen, [2] Hyeun [2] 88,831
, , HyeongHyŏngHyung, [2] Hyoung, [2] Hyong, [2] Hung, [2] Houng [2] 7,328
, , , , Ho HoHoh [2] 5,853
, , , , , , Hong HongHoung, [2] Heung, [2] Heong, [2] Whong, [2] Hohng [2] 558,994
HwaHwaWha, [2] Hoa, [2] Hua [2] 915
, , , , , , Hwang HwangWhang, [2] Hoang, [2] Huang, [2] Hang, [2] Hawng [2] 697,475
황목 荒木 HwangmokHwangmok5
황보 皇甫, 黃甫 Hwangbo HwangboWhangbo, [2] Hoangbo, [2] Hwangpo, [2] Whoangbo, [2] Howangbo [2] 10,427
, , HuHuHou, [4] Hoo, [4] Hong, [4] Who, [4] Huu [4] 74
Other91,107

From 2000 South Korean statistics

These are surnames that appear in the 2000 South Korean statistics [7] but not in 2015. Since the 2015 statistics only lists surnames used by five or more people, these surnames may still exist.

Hangul [7] Hanja [7] Revised RomanizationMcCune–ReischauerOther romanizationsPopulation (2000) [7]
GangKang(see above)13,328
강전 岡田 GangjeonKangjŏnKangjun [4] 51
GaeKae86
GunKun46
[lower-alpha 5] NoeNoe(see above)12
[lower-alpha 17] NuNu24
DanTan(see above)34
DonTon(see above)21
DuTu(see above)208
BeomPŏm(see above)157
BingPing(see above)726
소봉 小峰 SobongSobong18
SipSip82
YangYang(see above)823
Yeo(see above)358
YeongYŏng(see above)132
YeYe(see above)1
장곡 長谷 JanggokChanggok52
JeoChŏCho, [4] Ji, [4] Chu, [4] Jo [4] 48
Jun ChunJune [4] 72
JeupChŭpChup [4] 4
ChoCh'o(see above)70
椿 ChunCh'un77
PyeonP'yŏn(see above)633
Hwan Hwan157
HeungHŭngHong, [4] Huynh, [4] Khuong [4] 462

Other surnames

Historical surnames

These surnames are found in historical texts and are no longer in use today.

HangulHanjaRevised RomanizationMcCune–ReischauerReferences
고이 古爾 GoiKoi [8] [9]
명림 明臨 MyeongnimMyŏngnim [8]
MokMok [8] [9]
목협 木劦 MokhyeopMokhyŏp [9]
BaekPaek [8]
부여 扶餘 BuyeoPuyŏ [9]
사마 司馬 SamaSama [8] [9]
소실 少室 SosilSosil [9]
수미 首彌 SumiSumi [8] [9]
Yeo [9]
YeonYŏn [8]
UU [9]
EulŬl [8]
을지 乙支 EuljiŬlchi [8] [9]
조미 祖彌 JomiChomi [10] [9]
중실 仲室 JungsilChungsil [9]
HyeopHyŏp [8] [9]
흑치 黑齒 HeukchiHŭkch'i [8]

See also

Notes

For these notes, see North–South differences in the Korean language.

  1. 1 2 3 4 ;Ra in North Korea.
  2. ;Ran in North Korea.
  3. ;Rang in North Korea.
  4. 1 2 3 4 5 6 ;Ro in North Korea.
  5. 1 2 ;Roe in North Korea.
  6. 1 2 3 ;Ryang in North Korea.
  7. 1 2 ;Ryeo;Ryŏ in North Korea.
  8. ;Ryeon;Ryŏn in North Korea.
  9. 1 2 ;Ryeom;Ryŏm in North Korea.
  10. ;Rye in North Korea.
  11. ;Ryong in North Korea.
  12. 1 2 ;Ryu in North Korea.
  13. ;Nyu in North Korea.
  14. ;Ryuk in North Korea.
  15. 1 2 ;Ri in North Korea.
  16. ;Rim in North Korea.
  17. ;Ru in North Korea.

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Dae, also spelled Tae, is a rare Korean family name. The 2000 South Korean census found 606 people with this surname, from 194 households. In a study by the National Institute of the Korean Language based on 2007 application data for South Korean passports, it was found that the majority of people with this family name spelled it in Latin letters as Dae. The Dae surname is of Balhae origin, originating from the ruling House of Dae that ruled Balhae. Its last crown prince, Dae Gwang-hyeon fled to Goryeo, and his descendants would bear either the Dae or Tae surnames.

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  9. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 김, 정현 (December 2014). "백제의 八族姓과 일본의 八色姓" (in Korean). Monthly Chosun . Retrieved 1 September 2023. 《삼국사기(三國史記)》를 보면 고구려에는 소실(少室), 중실(仲室), 을지(乙支) 등의 성을 가진 인물들이 나온다. 백제에도 사마(司馬), 수미(首彌), 조미(祖彌), 고이(古爾), 목협(木劦) 등의 성을 가진 인물들이 기록되어 있다. [...] 백제의 팔족성(八族姓)[...]은 진(眞), 사(沙), 연(燕), 협(劦), 목(木), 해(解), 국(國), 묘(苗)를 말하는데 [...] 백제 왕족의 성은 부여(扶餘)라는 복성이었다. [...] 후대의 백제 왕들 중에는 부여를 줄여 여(餘)라는 성을 사용하기도 했다. 또 우(優)란 성을 취한 백제왕도 있었다.
  10. "조미걸취". Encyclopedia of Korean Culture (in Korean). Retrieved 1 September 2023. 『삼국사기(三國史記)』에 의하면 '조미(祖彌)'가 성씨

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