She's a multiracial (Korean, Danish, and Ethiopian) born in paris, france and raised in new york. She has short black curly, light caramel skin tone, feline facial features, 5'9 and a slim pear shaped body. The names I got so for Venus Gemini Saint Lyrica Satin Carter
That would be triracial. Have you looked into amalgamating names from the different cultural origins, based on that interesting mix of peoples into one. Or based more from the strongest ethnic culture that relates to her personality, cause names have meanings to them beyond just being names in most cultures and societies. Just a thought. IDK, that is what I do, when I can't figure out what to name a character, I try and find a name that fits their personality. Good luck.
None of those names really strike me appropriate for any of those cultures. Have you checked out behindthename.com?
You could Frenchify her name a bit, if that is where she was born (depending on circumstances ...did her parents intend to remain in France?) Instead of Satin, for example, she could be 'Satine.' I agree with @Thorn Cylenchar that none of the names you've listed suggest her ethnic origins. Is it important that one of them should? She COULD have a real name of ethnic origin, but also be called by a nickname she picked up in New York. Which means any of those names you listed would do as a nickname.
All the names in the OP seem very African-American. Denmark, Korea and Ethiopia are all Christian majority countries, or have a substantial Christian minority. Maybe something Biblical. Kim works for both Denmark and Korea...
Kim, Pak (Park), or Ee (Lee) account for almost 50% of the family names in the ROK and can be interpreted as Western in text. Witness the controversy over the casting of a blonde white woman as "Mindy Park" in The Martian.
Parents? Seems like a strange question. Sounds like you’re writing something dramatic so I’d expect knowing something about her parents would determine how they’d name her. Or Kimchibacontafari?
"Onani San" would be shorter if it should be an insulting nickname. Scandinavian languages borrow the word from Japanese.
You can't really base a characters name of what they look like as most parents do pick their child's name before birth or when the child is born a name will just come into their head. To me the names you have picked are a bit too "flashy" and the names you like instead of what her parents would have chosen. Take a look at her "breeding" see if there are any names there. Maybe a French name, there are some really beautiful ones and don't sound too showy. What were her parents like? Where they didn't family so might have named her after a grandparent, parent or a sibling of theirs. Were they into literature. My friends mother loved music so she named her girls "Carrie-Anne" and "Rosie" from the Hollies and ACDC SONGS. Maybe they would have gone for something simple. The name must be appropriate not just a list of names you love. Hope this helped!
What’s the ethnicity and background of her father? That will narrow down the surname rather significantly. As for first name, keeping in mind Jannert’s idra if a nickname, what is the background of her parents time together? Why in Paris and then New York soon after? One thing that struck me, however, is your reported height of 5’9”. That’s about 7” over average height for all 3 of those ethnicities.
I tend to like to go with names that suit the character's personalites more than anything else. It's the person that I want the reader to associate with most, more so than what background/appearance they have, all of them can coincide but I'd try to prioritize the personality first over the other traits.
I'd go for names common in these countries and her parents' background before anything. Then choosing from that pool. Baby name sites are a really good tool for this. Satin, in particular, strikes me as a fake name, like a codename for a femme fatale spy but Satine already sounds way more natural.
Here's some names for each of your characters' ethnicities! Korean: Eun Aruem Nari Seong Sung Sang Jae Danish: Freja Cille Dorit Alvida Elin Else Karina Mari Merete Ethiopian: Liya Aida Kia Neela Aisha Afia Subira Zuri Amara Maya Jamila Faizah Mariam Lola Anika Diarra Fana Kadida Izara Some nice French names, since she was raised in France! Claire Madelyn Adeline Brielle Eloise Genevieve Remi Juliette Rosalie (maybe that's too closely associated with Twilight?) Vivienne Elaina Noelle Lucielle Arielle Liana Celine Colette Esme Charley Clementine Jolie (again, that may be too closely tied to Angelina Jolie) Amelie Simone Chanel Landry Emmeline I can give more, if you want! Of the names you listed, I like Carter the most.