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Komugi Name Meaning, Kanji Variations.

14 names found.

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Name:
komugi
Katakana:
コムギ

Kanji:
誇麦
Meaning:
  • 誇Boast of
  • 麦Wheat. A general term for barley, wheat, rye, and oats in the grass family. Wheat is a metaphor for a strong person or thing because it grows strong when trodden on.
Name:
komugi
Katakana:
コムギ

Kanji:
琥麦
Meaning:
  • 琥A gemstone in the shape of a tiger. A yellow or yellowish-brown stone.
  • 麦Wheat. A general term for barley, wheat, rye, and oats in the grass family. Wheat is a metaphor for a strong person or thing because it grows strong when trodden on.
Name:
komugi
Katakana:
コムギ

Kanji:
胡麦
Meaning:
  • 胡Different ethnic groups living in the north and west of China
  • 麦Wheat. A general term for barley, wheat, rye, and oats in the grass family. Wheat is a metaphor for a strong person or thing because it grows strong when trodden on.
Name:
komugi
Katakana:
コムギ

Kanji:
瑚麦
Meaning:
  • 瑚Name of the instrument. A vessel used to hold the five grains of rice and offer them to a religious temple. A character used for coral.
  • 麦Wheat. A general term for barley, wheat, rye, and oats in the grass family. Wheat is a metaphor for a strong person or thing because it grows strong when trodden on.
Name:
komugi
Katakana:
コムギ

Kanji:
湖麦
Meaning:
  • 湖Lake. A place where water accumulates on land.
  • 麦Wheat. A general term for barley, wheat, rye, and oats in the grass family. Wheat is a metaphor for a strong person or thing because it grows strong when trodden on.
Name:
komugi
Katakana:
コムギ

Kanji:
来麦
Meaning:
  • 来Come. From now on. Until now.
  • 麦Wheat. A general term for barley, wheat, rye, and oats in the grass family. Wheat is a metaphor for a strong person or thing because it grows strong when trodden on.
Name:
komugi
Katakana:
コムギ

Kanji:
木麦
Meaning:
  • 木Tree. Wood. No frills.
  • 麦Wheat. A general term for barley, wheat, rye, and oats in the grass family. Wheat is a metaphor for a strong person or thing because it grows strong when trodden on.
Name:
komugi
Katakana:
コムギ

Kanji:
恋麦
Meaning:
  • 恋Love. The feeling of being strongly attracted to a particular person and wanting to meet or possess him/her. A feeling of longing for an object that is not right in front of you. Longing for.
  • 麦Wheat. A general term for barley, wheat, rye, and oats in the grass family. Wheat is a metaphor for a strong person or thing because it grows strong when trodden on.
Name:
komugi
Katakana:
コムギ

Kanji:
子麦
Meaning:
  • 子Children
  • 麦Wheat. A general term for barley, wheat, rye, and oats in the grass family. Wheat is a metaphor for a strong person or thing because it grows strong when trodden on.
Name:
komugi
Katakana:
コムギ

Kanji:
來麦
Meaning:
  • 來Come. From now on. Until now.
  • 麦Wheat. A general term for barley, wheat, rye, and oats in the grass family. Wheat is a metaphor for a strong person or thing because it grows strong when trodden on.
Name:
komugi
Katakana:
コムギ

Kanji:
小麦
Meaning:
  • 小Small. Little. Small in number or quantity. Trivial. Insignificant. Unimportant. Young person. Underestimate the ability. To treat lightly. A word used to humble oneself.
  • 麦Wheat. A general term for barley, wheat, rye, and oats in the grass family. Wheat is a metaphor for a strong person or thing because it grows strong when trodden on.
Name:
komugi
Katakana:
コムギ

Kanji:
瑚麦
Meaning:
  • 瑚Name of the instrument. A vessel used to hold the five grains of rice and offer them to a religious temple. A character used for coral.
  • 麦Wheat. A general term for barley, wheat, rye, and oats in the grass family. Wheat is a metaphor for a strong person or thing because it grows strong when trodden on.
Name:
komugi
Katakana:
コムギ

Kanji:
湖麦
Meaning:
  • 湖Lake. A place where water accumulates on land.
  • 麦Wheat. A general term for barley, wheat, rye, and oats in the grass family. Wheat is a metaphor for a strong person or thing because it grows strong when trodden on.
Name:
komugi
Katakana:
コムギ

Kanji:
小麦
Meaning:
  • 小Small. Little. Small in number or quantity. Trivial. Insignificant. Unimportant. Young person. Underestimate the ability. To treat lightly. A word used to humble oneself.
  • 麦Wheat. A general term for barley, wheat, rye, and oats in the grass family. Wheat is a metaphor for a strong person or thing because it grows strong when trodden on.

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