冬 Japanese Names Variations.
706 names found.
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冬史 Meaning:
冬 Winter. One of the four seasons. Refers to the period from December to around February. 史 History. History books. Documents. Records. A person who is in charge of records. Florid. Beautiful.
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木冬 Meaning:
木 Tree. Wood. No frills. 冬 Winter. One of the four seasons. Refers to the period from December to around February.
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冬一 Meaning:
冬 Winter. One of the four seasons. Refers to the period from December to around February. 一 One. The first. Kanji for the number 1 (one). To be the most superior. To begin, to put things together.
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眞冬 Meaning:
眞 True. Truth, not falsehood. Nature as it is. True form. Innate. 冬 Winter. One of the four seasons. Refers to the period from December to around February.
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keito Katakana:
ケイト
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慧冬 Meaning:
慧 Wisdom. The ability of the mind to see into the mind. 冬 Winter. One of the four seasons. Refers to the period from December to around February.
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冬児 Meaning:
冬 Winter. One of the four seasons. Refers to the period from December to around February. 児 Children. A young child. Babies. Young man. Youth. Children as seen by their parents. A daughter. Son.
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冬秋 Meaning:
冬 Winter. One of the four seasons. Refers to the period from December to around February. 秋 Autumn. One of the four seasons. An important time. Fruitfulness of crops. The time that passes. Years and months. Being past the prime of life.
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冬侍 Meaning:
冬 Winter. One of the four seasons. Refers to the period from December to around February. 侍 Samurai. A person who wears a sword and serves his lord with martial arts. A person of considerable ability. A man of spirit. Abbreviation of "samurai office" and "subordinate samurai. A person who is attached to a person of rank and performs miscellaneous duties.
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瑛冬 Meaning:
瑛 A beautiful, transparent gem. Crystals. Gemstone light. Beautiful transparent gem. 冬 Winter. One of the four seasons. Refers to the period from December to around February.
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冬晄 Meaning:
冬 Winter. One of the four seasons. Refers to the period from December to around February. 晄 Glowing. Bright. Clear.
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來冬 Meaning:
來 Come. From now on. Until now. 冬 Winter. One of the four seasons. Refers to the period from December to around February.
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冬萌香 Meaning:
冬 Winter. One of the four seasons. Refers to the period from December to around February. 萌 Budding. The buds of plants and trees appear. Things begin to happen. 香 Scent. Good smell, fragrant. Aromatic. A scented object that produces a fragrance.
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冬留 Meaning:
冬 Winter. One of the four seasons. Refers to the period from December to around February. 留 Stays. To hold in place. To be still and unmoving.
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冬果 Meaning:
冬 Winter. One of the four seasons. Refers to the period from December to around February. 果 Fruits. The fruit of a tree or grass. The end of a thing. The result. Finish. Accomplishment. To make a bold move. As expected. As I thought. Really. Cause and effect.
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tokai Katakana:
トウカイ
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冬凱 Meaning:
冬 Winter. One of the four seasons. Refers to the period from December to around February. 凱 Triumph. A voice given when one wins a battle or competition.
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冬瑠 Meaning:
冬 Winter. One of the four seasons. Refers to the period from December to around February. 瑠 Lapis lazuli.
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冬琉 Meaning:
冬 Winter. One of the four seasons. Refers to the period from December to around February. 琉 Ruri(lapis lazuli). Name of a gemstone. A deep blue to indigo-colored gemstone. One of the seven treasures.
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珀冬 Meaning:
珀 A character used for the jewel amber. 冬 Winter. One of the four seasons. Refers to the period from December to around February.
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冬里 Meaning:
冬 Winter. One of the four seasons. Refers to the period from December to around February. 里 Village. Countryside. Hometown. The family home of a wife or son-in-law. A pathway that runs vertically and horizontally. Paths. A unit of distance.
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冬娯 Meaning:
冬 Winter. One of the four seasons. Refers to the period from December to around February. 娯 Enjoy
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