Lee Eunae

Lee Eunae is a Korean given name (personal name), typically written with two syllables. It's a relatively common name, and like most Korean names, it's composed of two Sino-Korean morphemes, each represented by a single Hanja (Chinese character). The meaning of the name depends entirely on the specific Hanja used to write it.

• Lee (이/李): This is a common Korean surname, indicating lineage.

• Eunae (은애/恩愛): This part of the name, written with different Hanja, gives the name its specific meaning. Common Hanja combinations for "Eunae" could signify qualities such as "grace and love," "mercy and affection," or other combinations representing desirable attributes. The specific meaning intended by the parents when choosing the name can only be definitively known by them or through official documentation.

Without knowing the specific Hanja characters used to write "Eunae," a precise definition of the given name is impossible. It is common practice in Korea for parents to carefully select Hanja for their children's names to impart positive attributes and aspirations.