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琴 Japanese Names Variations.

375 names found.

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Name:
kotosa
Katakana:
コトサ

Kanji:
琴咲
Meaning:
  • Koto. General term for all stringed instruments. A musical instrument that has been familiar to Japanese people since ancient times.
  • Blooming. Flower buds open. It smiles.
Name:
kintaro
Katakana:
キンタロウ

Kanji:
琴太郎
Meaning:
  • Koto. General term for all stringed instruments. A musical instrument that has been familiar to Japanese people since ancient times.
  • Abundantly large. Large in circumference. Thick. Flabby. Very. A word used to refer to a person of high rank or status.
  • Male. Men. Young men. A word that refers broadly to boys. A retainer.
Name:
yukoto
Katakana:
ユコト

Kanji:
結琴
Meaning:
  • Tie. Bind. To connect. To assemble. To put together. To complete. To block.
  • Koto. General term for all stringed instruments. A musical instrument that has been familiar to Japanese people since ancient times.
Name:
mikoto
Katakana:
ミコト

Kanji:
未琴
Meaning:
  • Not yet. Sheep of the twelve signs of the Chinese zodiac.
  • Koto. General term for all stringed instruments. A musical instrument that has been familiar to Japanese people since ancient times.
Name:
hikoto
Katakana:
ヒコト

Kanji:
陽琴
Meaning:
  • Sun. Sunlight. The side where the sun shines. Warm. Bright. Whenever. Active and proactive. The positive pole of electricity and magnetism.
  • Koto. General term for all stringed instruments. A musical instrument that has been familiar to Japanese people since ancient times.
Name:
mikoto
Katakana:
ミコト

Kanji:
望琴
Meaning:
  • Hope. Wish. Gaze into the distance. To look over. To be expected. Fame. Trust. Respect.
  • Koto. General term for all stringed instruments. A musical instrument that has been familiar to Japanese people since ancient times.
Name:
kotoko
Katakana:
コトコ

Kanji:
琴胡
Meaning:
  • Koto. General term for all stringed instruments. A musical instrument that has been familiar to Japanese people since ancient times.
  • Different ethnic groups living in the north and west of China
Name:
mikoto
Katakana:
ミコト

Kanji:
心琴
Meaning:
  • Mind. Spirit. Feelings. Thoughts. Heart. Chest. Center. The center of things. Important things. The point.
  • Koto. General term for all stringed instruments. A musical instrument that has been familiar to Japanese people since ancient times.
Name:
kotoko
Katakana:
コトコ

Kanji:
琴瑚
Meaning:
  • Koto. General term for all stringed instruments. A musical instrument that has been familiar to Japanese people since ancient times.
  • 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.
Name:
kotoko
Katakana:
コトコ

Kanji:
琴湖
Meaning:
  • Koto. General term for all stringed instruments. A musical instrument that has been familiar to Japanese people since ancient times.
  • Lake. A place where water accumulates on land.
Name:
kotoko
Katakana:
コトコ

Kanji:
琴木
Meaning:
  • Koto. General term for all stringed instruments. A musical instrument that has been familiar to Japanese people since ancient times.
  • Tree. Wood. No frills.
Name:
kotoko
Katakana:
コトコ

Kanji:
琴小
Meaning:
  • Koto. General term for all stringed instruments. A musical instrument that has been familiar to Japanese people since ancient times.
  • Small. Little. Small in number or quantity. Trivial. Insignificant. Unimportant. Young person. Underestimate the ability. To treat lightly. A word used to humble oneself.
Name:
kotoko
Katakana:
コトコ

Kanji:
琴呼
Meaning:
  • Koto. General term for all stringed instruments. A musical instrument that has been familiar to Japanese people since ancient times.
  • To call out
Name:
kinjiro
Katakana:
キンジロウ

Kanji:
琴次郎
Meaning:
  • Koto. General term for all stringed instruments. A musical instrument that has been familiar to Japanese people since ancient times.
  • Next. Second. Second place. Middle. Order. A word expressing rank or order. An inn where you stay on a journey. A place to camp.
  • Male. Men. Young men. A word that refers broadly to boys. A retainer.
Name:
mikoto
Katakana:
ミコト

Kanji:
弥琴
Meaning:
  • It's been a long time. Distant. Extensive, pervasive. Passing time. Big. To mend. To sew. To put away. To stop. To finish. Finally. More and more. Further.
  • Koto. General term for all stringed instruments. A musical instrument that has been familiar to Japanese people since ancient times.
Name:
kinjiro
Katakana:
キンジロウ

Kanji:
琴次朗
Meaning:
  • Koto. General term for all stringed instruments. A musical instrument that has been familiar to Japanese people since ancient times.
  • Next. Second. Second place. Middle. Order. A word expressing rank or order. An inn where you stay on a journey. A place to camp.
  • Cheerful. Explicit. A bright, cheerful personality. A beautiful, unclouded appearance. Honest. Clear-hearted. A clear voice.
Name:
chikoto
Katakana:
チコト

Kanji:
千琴
Meaning:
  • Thousand. Kanji character for the number 1000 (thousand).A unit of number. A large number. Many. Various appearances.
  • Koto. General term for all stringed instruments. A musical instrument that has been familiar to Japanese people since ancient times.
Name:
kotoho
Katakana:
コトホ

Kanji:
琴歩
Meaning:
  • Koto. General term for all stringed instruments. A musical instrument that has been familiar to Japanese people since ancient times.
  • Walk. I move forward. Months and days flow by. Things are progressing. Progress. degree. Stage.
Name:
mikoto
Katakana:
ミコト

Kanji:
幹琴
Meaning:
  • Trunk. The thick central part of a tree. The torso part of a body. The center of things. Skill. Ability. Action. Talent. To act as the center of something.
  • Koto. General term for all stringed instruments. A musical instrument that has been familiar to Japanese people since ancient times.
Name:
kotoho
Katakana:
コトホ

Kanji:
琴帆
Meaning:
  • Koto. General term for all stringed instruments. A musical instrument that has been familiar to Japanese people since ancient times.
  • A sail of a ship. A cloth that catches the wind and makes the ship run.

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