NAZUKE PON

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牙 Japanese Names Variations.

172 names found.

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Name:
raiga
Katakana:
ライガ

Kanji:
頼牙
Meaning:
  • 頼To rely on.
  • 牙Fang. A particularly large, spiky, well-developed tooth in mammals. Banner of a heavenly child or general. Middleman.
Name:
toga
Katakana:
トウガ

Kanji:
登牙
Meaning:
  • 登To climb. To go up to a high place. To get on top of something. To reach a high place. To put on a document or ledger. To go to a public place.
  • 牙Fang. A particularly large, spiky, well-developed tooth in mammals. Banner of a heavenly child or general. Middleman.
Name:
tenga
Katakana:
テンガ

Kanji:
天牙
Meaning:
  • 天Heaven. The infinite space that covers the earth. The sky. The universe. The world. Nature. The laws of nature. Climate. Sky patterns. By birth. Ruler of the universe. The ruler of all things. Monarch. Prince. Destiny. Fate. The place where God resides. The top. The highest part.
  • 牙Fang. A particularly large, spiky, well-developed tooth in mammals. Banner of a heavenly child or general. Middleman.
Name:
ginga
Katakana:
ギンガ

Kanji:
銀牙
Meaning:
  • 銀Silver. A brilliant white color resembling silver. Currency. Money.
  • 牙Fang. A particularly large, spiky, well-developed tooth in mammals. Banner of a heavenly child or general. Middleman.
Name:
koga
Katakana:
コウガ

Kanji:
弘牙
Meaning:
  • 弘Wide. Large. To spread, to convey widely. Large in scale, large in quantity.
  • 牙Fang. A particularly large, spiky, well-developed tooth in mammals. Banner of a heavenly child or general. Middleman.
Name:
ryuga
Katakana:
リュウガ

Kanji:
流牙
Meaning:
  • 流Flow. The flow of water, etc. To spread in the world. To send to a distant place. To wander. To end without taking shape. To deviate from the original purpose. A unit of flag. Technique. Style. Companions.
  • 牙Fang. A particularly large, spiky, well-developed tooth in mammals. Banner of a heavenly child or general. Middleman.
Name:
raiga
Katakana:
ライガ

Kanji:
雷牙
Meaning:
  • 雷Thunder. Something that is known to the world. A weapon of great explosive power.
  • 牙Fang. A particularly large, spiky, well-developed tooth in mammals. Banner of a heavenly child or general. Middleman.
Name:
soga
Katakana:
ソウガ

Kanji:
蒼牙
Meaning:
  • 蒼Blue color. Blue color of grass. The grass and trees grow thick. To become old. To be in a panic. To be pale and lifeless.
  • 牙Fang. A particularly large, spiky, well-developed tooth in mammals. Banner of a heavenly child or general. Middleman.
Name:
suiga
Katakana:
スイガ

Kanji:
翠牙
Meaning:
  • 翠Kingfisher (bird's name). Jade. Green.
  • 牙Fang. A particularly large, spiky, well-developed tooth in mammals. Banner of a heavenly child or general. Middleman.
Name:
suiga
Katakana:
スイガ

Kanji:
彗牙
Meaning:
  • 彗Comets. A broomstick. A comet that appears without warning.
  • 牙Fang. A particularly large, spiky, well-developed tooth in mammals. Banner of a heavenly child or general. Middleman.
Name:
oga
Katakana:
オウガ

Kanji:
王牙
Meaning:
  • 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.
  • 牙Fang. A particularly large, spiky, well-developed tooth in mammals. Banner of a heavenly child or general. Middleman.
Name:
toga
Katakana:
トウガ

Kanji:
東牙
Meaning:
  • 東East. East direction. The countries and regions east of the capital. Spring in the Five Elements theory.
  • 牙Fang. A particularly large, spiky, well-developed tooth in mammals. Banner of a heavenly child or general. Middleman.
Name:
gao
Katakana:
ガオウ

Kanji:
牙王
Meaning:
  • 牙Fang. A particularly large, spiky, well-developed tooth in mammals. Banner of a heavenly child or general. Middleman.
  • 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.
Name:
toga
Katakana:
トウガ

Kanji:
斗牙
Meaning:
  • 斗Ladle. A tool with a handle for scooping water or alcohol. A square for measuring the amount of grain, liquid, etc. A unit of capacity, 1斗 is about 18 liters. The name of a constellation, such as the Big Dipper or the South Star. Small. The name of a constellation. Suddenly.
  • 牙Fang. A particularly large, spiky, well-developed tooth in mammals. Banner of a heavenly child or general. Middleman.
Name:
raiga
Katakana:
ライガ

Kanji:
羅衣牙
Meaning:
  • 羅Net, a net for catching birds.They are arranged in a row like a net. Thin silk.
  • 衣A garment. Something to wear. A jacket. Something to cover the outside.
  • 牙Fang. A particularly large, spiky, well-developed tooth in mammals. Banner of a heavenly child or general. Middleman.
Name:
kyoga
Katakana:
キョウガ

Kanji:
響牙
Meaning:
  • 響Resonance. Bring change to the other.
  • 牙Fang. A particularly large, spiky, well-developed tooth in mammals. Banner of a heavenly child or general. Middleman.
Name:
gara
Katakana:
ガラ

Kanji:
牙羅
Meaning:
  • 牙Fang. A particularly large, spiky, well-developed tooth in mammals. Banner of a heavenly child or general. Middleman.
  • 羅Net, a net for catching birds.They are arranged in a row like a net. Thin silk.
Name:
kaiga
Katakana:
カイガ

Kanji:
海牙
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.
  • 牙Fang. A particularly large, spiky, well-developed tooth in mammals. Banner of a heavenly child or general. Middleman.
Name:
soga
Katakana:
ソウガ

Kanji:
宗牙
Meaning:
  • 宗Doctrine. The teachings of God and Buddha. The beginning of things. The root. Ancestor. Head family. A place where ancestors are worshipped. A central figure. A person whom people respect.
  • 牙Fang. A particularly large, spiky, well-developed tooth in mammals. Banner of a heavenly child or general. Middleman.
Name:
raiga
Katakana:
ライガ

Kanji:
礼牙
Meaning:
  • 礼Courtesy. A form of behavior to be observed in social life. Respect. A feeling of gratitude.
  • 牙Fang. A particularly large, spiky, well-developed tooth in mammals. Banner of a heavenly child or general. Middleman.

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