Korean-Japanese Personal Names
Covers over two million entries
Covers both Korean and non-Korean names
Various attributes such as gender and romanization
Overview
CJKI’s Korean-Japanese Database of Personal Names (KJN) is a bilingual dictionary that covers Korean, Chinese, Japanese, and Western personal names. KJN includes romanized equivalents in all major romanization systems as well as hanja (Chinese characters used in Korean) for most Korean personal names.
This data was compiled on the basis of precise transcription and transliteration rules, and verified by our Korean editors. It supports the Revised Romanization of Korean, the latest standard published by the Korean government in 2000.
Korean-Japanese Personal Names
Practical Applications
KEN is used by some of the world’s major IT companies for a wide variety of applications, such as:
Machine translation
Morphological analysis
Input method editors (IME)
Information retrieval
Electronic dictionaries
Named-entity recognition (NER)
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