Seokho

Seokho is a Korean masculine given name. It is usually written in Hangul as 석호 and commonly romanized as Seokho or Seok-ho.

The meaning of Seokho depends on the hanja used for each syllable. The syllable Seok can be represented by several hanja characters, including 石 meaning stone or 碩 meaning great. The syllable Ho can be written with characters such as 湖 meaning lake, 昊 meaning vast sky, 皓 meaning bright, or 浩 meaning expansive. Because many hanja are possible, there is no single fixed meaning for Seokho; the intended meaning is determined by the chosen hanja.

In Korea, two-syllable given names are common, and Seokho is a masculine name used across regions. While naming trends shift over time, Seokho remains in use among speakers of Korean.

Pronunciation and romanization: In Korean, 석호 is pronounced roughly as [sʌk-ho]. In English-language contexts, Seokho and Seok-ho are common spellings.

Notable people: There are individuals named Seokho in Korea, but there are no widely documented figures with this exact name in English-language reference sources. The name may appear in various local or contemporary contexts, often in combination with different family names.

See also: List of Korean given names.