PeridotMoonstone's list "*K-POP Idol and Ulzzang names" of 20 great name ideas: Yeorin - Junhyuk!

*K-POP Idol and Ulzzang names

Yeorin

One of those short, punchy names with its roots in a variety of different cultures and languages, Rina is sister to names like Mina, Mira, Lina, and Nina. Retro in feel, but never overused in the US, it peaked in 1980 when it was given to 90 girls. 
 
As a pan-European name, used in Italy, Germany, the Netherlands, and beyond, Rina may be considered a short form that has become a name in its own right. Usually said to derive from Catherine and its variants (Katerina, Catherina, Catharina, and Ekaterina), it may also be considered a short form for a whole range of other names, including Carina, Serina, Marina, and Corina. 
 
From its Hebrew roots, Rina comes from rinna meaning "joy, singing, shouting", adding an upbeat and cheerful note to the name. In this case, Rinat would be another form.
 
As a Japanese name, Rina may be interpreted as meaning "white jasmine" or "village greens and vegetables" depending on which kanji elements are used. Familiar in Japan, it has been notably borne by actress Rina Aizaw, singer Rina Sawayama, and voice actress Rina Satō.
 
Additionally, Rina has its origins in Sanskrit and may be used as a Hindi and Marathi name. Also spelled as Reena, it comes from the Sanskrit word for "melted, dissolved".
 
Finally, it may be connected to Rena, a short form or variation of Renata and Renee, ultimately meaning "born again" in Latin.
 
Given to 77 girls in a recent year in the US (the highest number for several decades), the name is typically said as REE-na or REE-nuh, though the emphasis may vary depending on language and location. 

Hebrew: VariantRinat
Sanskrit: melted (also Reena)
Japanese: white jasmine; village+ greens, vegetables

Rina

ELENA

Siren

KASPER

Kahee

Deokshin

Chany is an uncommon masculine name with multicultural possibilities. It may have Hebrew origins as a variant of Chen (meaning "grace") or could be related to the French name Chané. In some cases, it might be a creative variant of names like Chaney or Channing. The name has a soft yet distinctive sound with its 'ch' beginning and 'y' ending. Chany is extremely rare in usage, not registering significantly on naming charts in Western countries. Its brevity and gentle phonetics give it an accessible, modern feel despite its rarity. This name might appeal to parents seeking something cross-cultural, easy to pronounce, but unlikely to be shared with classmates. The name carries a contemporary feeling while potentially connecting to traditional naming roots.

*K-POP Idol and Ulzzang names

Yeorin

Rina

ELENA

Siren

KASPER

Kahee

Deokshin

Chany

Taehyun

Seungyoon

Tem

Hyejin

Yulhee

Dami

Yoohyun

Hakyung

Zeth

Seungyeon

Sungjoo

Junhyuk