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The name Chul is a baby boy name. The name Chul comes from the Korean origin. In Korean The meaning of the name Chul is: Firm. |
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| Boy or Girl ?: | boy | |||
| Origin of name: | Korean | |||
| Meaning: | Firm. | |||
| Expression number: | 8 | |||
| SoulUrge Number: | 3 | |||
| Average Visitor Rating: | 3.66 (Out of 5) | |||
| Number of ratings: | 6 | |||
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written by Jeanne, October 18, 2007
written by Jeanne, October 18, 2007
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written by Franky-chan, October 20, 2007
written by Franky-chan, October 20, 2007
Chul seems to be paired with another 'syllable'... like Heechul/Hee Chul from Super Junior. Haha.
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written by eva, April 15, 2008
written by eva, April 15, 2008
i knew a guy named chul-u in high school...
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written by Chul (Chuck) Kim, March 20, 2010
written by Chul (Chuck) Kim, March 20, 2010
FYI:
The meaning of this name, like so many Korean, Chinese, and Japanese names, depends on the Chinese character with which it's written. My name, for instance, is written with the character "pal-gool chul" (?) and means (roughly) "bright like the stars", representing mental brightness or acuity. I know that there are other characters associated with this name so...
RE: "paired w/ another 'symbol'", Korean names for boys very often incorporate a "generational name", a name shared by every boy of a particular generation within the family. From what I've gathered, the practice seems to be falling out of favor, at least w/ Koreans born/raised in countries other than Korea itself.
Hope that's helpful.
The meaning of this name, like so many Korean, Chinese, and Japanese names, depends on the Chinese character with which it's written. My name, for instance, is written with the character "pal-gool chul" (?) and means (roughly) "bright like the stars", representing mental brightness or acuity. I know that there are other characters associated with this name so...
RE: "paired w/ another 'symbol'", Korean names for boys very often incorporate a "generational name", a name shared by every boy of a particular generation within the family. From what I've gathered, the practice seems to be falling out of favor, at least w/ Koreans born/raised in countries other than Korea itself.
Hope that's helpful.
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By the way, no one names their kids Chul these days. They did back in early 1900s.