I would imagine it to be the other way around, since Korean doesn't have certain syllables that some world names have. Like in Japanese, when they use the closest sounding syllables.
EDIT: I found that Elnido shares the name of a resort in the Philippines.
More stuff:
Galicia is a city in Spain.
Plana is the plural of the word Planum in Latin.
Broa is a kind of Corn Bread.
A Zenith is a point directly above a certain object.
Meriel means "Shining Sea" in Gaelic.
Calluna is a kind of flower.
A Culverin is a type of firearm.
Medere seems to be some sort of... city?
Khadia is a type of plant.
Bera was the king of Sodom. Other Beras were the count of Barcelona, and are a town in Spain, and a town in Malaysia.
EDIT: I found that Elnido shares the name of a resort in the Philippines.
More stuff:
Galicia is a city in Spain.
Plana is the plural of the word Planum in Latin.
Broa is a kind of Corn Bread.
A Zenith is a point directly above a certain object.
Meriel means "Shining Sea" in Gaelic.
Calluna is a kind of flower.
A Culverin is a type of firearm.
Medere seems to be some sort of... city?
Khadia is a type of plant.
Bera was the king of Sodom. Other Beras were the count of Barcelona, and are a town in Spain, and a town in Malaysia.