Urwu ndirwo udorongodzwa rwemazita ekupiwa eChikoriya nerudzi. Mazhinji maKoriya anopiwa mazita ane maviri maSino-Koriya morphemes rimwe nerimwe rakanyorwa neimwe hanja . Kune zvakare mazita ane anopfuura maviri ma syllable, kazhinji kubva kuchizvarwa chiKorea mazwi. Chekupedzisira, pane mashoma mashoma mazita-syllable mazita. Pakutanga, pakange pasina muganho wepamutemo pakureba kwemazita, asi kubva 1993, mirau muSouth Korea yakarambidza kunyoreswa kwemazita akapihwa akareba anodarika mashanu emabhuroko emabhuruku, kupindura vamwe vabereki vachipa vana vavo mazita akareba zvakanyanya se nyaudzira re guminenhanhatu (16) - Haneul byeollim gureum haennim boda sarang seureo uri ( 하늘 별님 구름 햇님 보다 사랑 스러 우리 ).  Rondedzero yehanja yemazita inoratidzira, haina kukwana. Goyueo ireum are Korean given names which come from native Korean vocabulary, rather than Sino-Korean roots. These names have been used on occasion for centuries, but they only began to become widespread in South Korea in the late 20th century. They do not have corresponding hanja, though in some cases, these names might be represented using hanja with the correct Korean pronunciation but an unrelated meaning (for example, 曙羅, with hanja meaning "sunlight" and "net", for Sora).