How to write “Elizabeth or Elisabeth” in Korean

엘리자베스 el-li-ja-be-seu

What Korean friends call you

엘리자베스야 el-li-ja-be-seu-ya — a friend calling out to you (never to someone older)
엘리자베스 씨 el-li-ja-be-seu-ssi — polite: someone you just met, or at work

Calling someone, Koreans add 아 after a final consonant and 야 after a vowel.

Well-known people named Elizabeth or Elisabeth, as Wikidata writes them in Korean (November 2026):

955,968 babies were named Elizabeth in the US from 1960 to 2025, the 21st most common name.

엘 = ㅇ + ㅔ + ㄹ · 7 strokes
- ㅇ 이응 (silent / ng) · 1 stroke
- ㅔ 에 (e) · 3 strokes
- ㄹ 리을 (r / l) · 3 strokes
Also in 엘: Daniel 다니엘 · Samuel 사무엘 · Gabriel 가브리엘
리 = ㄹ + ㅣ · 4 strokes
- ㄹ 리을 (r / l) · 3 strokes
- ㅣ 이 (i) · 1 stroke
Also in 리: Emily 에밀리 · Christopher 크리스토퍼 · William 윌리엄
자 = ㅈ + ㅏ · 4 strokes
- ㅈ 지읒 (j) · 2 strokes
- ㅏ 아 (a) · 2 strokes
Also in 자: Jasmine 자스민 · Isabelle 이자벨 · Rosa 로자
베 = ㅂ + ㅔ · 7 strokes
- ㅂ 비읍 (b / p) · 4 strokes
- ㅔ 에 (e) · 3 strokes
Also in 베: Rebecca 레베카 · Bailey 베일리 · Nevaeh 네베이아
스 = ㅅ + ㅡ · 3 strokes
- ㅅ 시옷 (s) · 2 strokes
- ㅡ 으 (eu) · 1 stroke
Also in 스: Christopher 크리스토퍼 · Nicholas 니콜라스 · James 제임스

엘리자베스 takes 25 strokes in all.