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Newborn naming, renaming, free name pool You can directly name the pretty name. Check out your own character that can only be found in Gilname!

Gilnaming focuses on the Chinese characters' five elements, which complement the four pillars of destiny, and allows for naming that incorporates both the Korean characters' mutual prosperity and numerology (elementary, middle, middle, and final years). Self-naming and Chinese character naming are available.

*** If you have any questions or inquiries, please email us and we will respond promptly. Thank you.

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*** All characters in the Gilnaming app are copyrighted works owned by the Korea Copyright Commission. They may not be used without permission.

***The Gilnaming app allows you to create your own names, including self-naming and newborn names, and even print certificates featuring your beautiful characters! Save the certificate and print your own certificate! ^^

Gilnaming is a system developed based on the research of the director of a famous naming center, and is based on expertise and trust.

※ Gilnaming only supports names that include both Korean and Chinese characters. (Pure Korean names are not eligible.)

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※※ Please read this carefully if your Chinese name is not suitable. ※※

1. If your Korean name (pronunciation and five elements) does not match and you cannot use Chinese characters.

2. If the Chinese characters do not align with your fortune chart's five elements.

3. If the Chinese characters do not harmonize with your surname.

4. If the stroke order of the Chinese characters is insufficient for any of the following: early life, youth, middle age, or later life.

5. If the Chinese characters are "unusable."

6. If the Chinese characters have an unpleasant meaning or are not used for personal names.

If any of the above conditions apply, your Chinese name may be restricted.

Please keep this in mind when using the app.

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♣ Name Verification

Enter your basic information and receive a free analysis to determine if your name is appropriate. (※Verification is not possible for names given within the first month of birth.)

♣ Self-Naming

Self-Naming is divided into Beginner and Advanced levels. For the Beginner level, enter both your Korean and Chinese name, then select a name to see its meaning.

* If you have a name in mind, we recommend using the Hanja Recommendation feature to find matching Hanja characters.

* If you'd like a name that matches your Sajoo (fortune-telling) chart, try using the Korean and Hanja Name Recommendation feature.

※ The Beginner level is free. For the Advanced level, you can choose a name at any time after paying monthly.

★FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions)

Q. What are the pronunciation five elements? A. From Korean to Chinese characters, even foreign languages, the consonants of characters are assigned and divided into the Five Elements. The pronunciation of the Five Elements, which includes the five sounds, is called the pronunciation five elements. Since sounds have significant meaning when conveyed, it's crucial that names complement the Korean pronunciation.

Q. What are the Five Elements?

A. The Five Elements refer to the inherent energy of the Five Elements inherent in Chinese characters. Most Chinese characters are created based on the shapes of objects, so the meaning of each character is crucial.

Q. The number of strokes in Chinese characters is different from that in the regular Okpyeon. Is this incorrect?

A. Chinese characters have two types: the stroke order (pencil stroke) and the original stroke (original sub-stroke). In onomastics, the original stroke is considered important. This is because the yin-yang and the Five Elements are distinguished by the stroke order of the Chinese character. Many Chinese characters currently available online are listed with the stroke order (weak sub-stroke). Therefore, you should always check the original stroke order before using the Chinese character.

Q. The Chinese character I want to use isn't on the list. A. Street name creation is based on the Supreme Court's list of Chinese characters for personal names (8,142 characters in total). Characters with unpleasant connotations or meanings are excluded. Please note that some Chinese characters are excluded from the name creation process for this reason.

Examples: How can I be Na (奈), Ai (兒), Damn Min (泯), Pig Si (豕), etc.

Q. Don't you recommend single-character names?

A. Single-character names are only available when Korean + Chinese character recommendations are used. Please note that other services allow single-character names.

For more detailed information on onomastics or to create a name on your computer, please visit the website below.

★ Street name creation website: http://gilname.com/index.php