拳 Japanese Names Variations.
150 names found.
Kanji:
拳 Meaning:
拳 Fist. To clench one's hands tightly. A martial art performed with bare hands. A game in which the winner is determined by the shape of the fingers.
Kanji:
快拳 Meaning:
快 Pleasant 拳 Fist. To clench one's hands tightly. A martial art performed with bare hands. A game in which the winner is determined by the shape of the fingers.
Kanji:
海拳 Meaning:
海 Sea. Wide and large. A place where many people and things gather. A large lake or pond. A large lake or pond. A frontier. The end of the earth. 拳 Fist. To clench one's hands tightly. A martial art performed with bare hands. A game in which the winner is determined by the shape of the fingers.
Kanji:
恢拳 Meaning:
恢 Wide 拳 Fist. To clench one's hands tightly. A martial art performed with bare hands. A game in which the winner is determined by the shape of the fingers.
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kenki Katakana:
ケンキ
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拳希 Meaning:
拳 Fist. To clench one's hands tightly. A martial art performed with bare hands. A game in which the winner is determined by the shape of the fingers. 希 Rare. To be few in number, precious. To desire. To seek. To wish for. Faint. Sparse. thin.
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kento Katakana:
ケント
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拳東 Meaning:
拳 Fist. To clench one's hands tightly. A martial art performed with bare hands. A game in which the winner is determined by the shape of the fingers. 東 East. East direction. The countries and regions east of the capital. Spring in the Five Elements theory.
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kenyu Katakana:
ケンユウ
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拳遊 Meaning:
拳 Fist. To clench one's hands tightly. A martial art performed with bare hands. A game in which the winner is determined by the shape of the fingers. 遊 Play. Have fun. Indulge in fun. Move around freely. Remain unused. To travel. To go to another country for study or other purposes. Hanging around without a job.
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kembo Katakana:
ケンボウ
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拳法 Meaning:
拳 Fist. To clench one's hands tightly. A martial art performed with bare hands. A game in which the winner is determined by the shape of the fingers. 法 Law. A trajectory enforced by authority. Morality. Method. A way of doing things. Buddhist law. Buddhism. Buddhist scriptures. Distance. Dimensions. In the field of architecture, the degree or plane of inclination with respect to the vertical.
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yuken Katakana:
ユウケン
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優拳 Meaning:
優 Gentle. Soothing. Caring. Soothing. Relaxed. Elegant, beautiful. Superior to others. Excellent. Rich. Abundant. Generous. 拳 Fist. To clench one's hands tightly. A martial art performed with bare hands. A game in which the winner is determined by the shape of the fingers.
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koken Katakana:
コウケン
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神拳 Meaning:
神 God. Creator of all things. The mysterious, spiritual workings that are beyond human comprehension. Spirit. Heart. Extremely excellent. Preciousness. 拳 Fist. To clench one's hands tightly. A martial art performed with bare hands. A game in which the winner is determined by the shape of the fingers.
Kanji:
拳 Meaning:
拳 Fist. To clench one's hands tightly. A martial art performed with bare hands. A game in which the winner is determined by the shape of the fingers.
Kanji:
龍拳 Meaning:
龍 Dragon. An imaginary animal. An outstanding person. A hero. A parable of the Son of Heaven. A word used for things related to the Son of Heaven. Dinosaurs. 拳 Fist. To clench one's hands tightly. A martial art performed with bare hands. A game in which the winner is determined by the shape of the fingers.
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稜拳 Meaning:
稜 Corner. The ridge or point of an object. The place where two planes meet in a polyhedron. A solemn authority. 拳 Fist. To clench one's hands tightly. A martial art performed with bare hands. A game in which the winner is determined by the shape of the fingers.
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來拳 Meaning:
來 Come. From now on. Until now. 拳 Fist. To clench one's hands tightly. A martial art performed with bare hands. A game in which the winner is determined by the shape of the fingers.
Kanji:
拳一 Meaning:
拳 Fist. To clench one's hands tightly. A martial art performed with bare hands. A game in which the winner is determined by the shape of the fingers. 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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拳壱 Meaning:
拳 Fist. To clench one's hands tightly. A martial art performed with bare hands. A game in which the winner is determined by the shape of the fingers. 壱 One. The first of the natural numbers. First. The most excellent. Only that. Make it one.
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keno Katakana:
ケンオウ
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拳王 Meaning:
拳 Fist. To clench one's hands tightly. A martial art performed with bare hands. A game in which the winner is determined by the shape of the fingers. 王 King. A person who rules a country. Monarch. The emperor. The best of his kind. The first person. One of the pieces in chess. A relative of the royal family.
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kenki Katakana:
ケンキ
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拳基 Meaning:
拳 Fist. To clench one's hands tightly. A martial art performed with bare hands. A game in which the winner is determined by the shape of the fingers. 基 Fundamentals. Foundation. The foundation of things. The foundation of a building. Basis. Based on.
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kenki Katakana:
ケンキ
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拳樹 Meaning:
拳 Fist. To clench one's hands tightly. A martial art performed with bare hands. A game in which the winner is determined by the shape of the fingers. 樹 Trees. General term for plants. To plant a tree. To set up. To stand firmly.
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kenki Katakana:
ケンキ
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拳輝 Meaning:
拳 Fist. To clench one's hands tightly. A martial art performed with bare hands. A game in which the winner is determined by the shape of the fingers. 輝 Shining. Glittering. Brilliant. Splendid.
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