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稲 Japanese Names Variations.

70 names found.

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Name:
ruine
Katakana:
ルイネ

Kanji:
留稲
Meaning:
  • Stays. To hold in place. To be still and unmoving.
  • Rice. An annual plant of the grass family and the most important agricultural crop in Japan. It is a metaphor for humble things, as the ears droop when they bear fruit.
Name:
kaine
Katakana:
カイネ

Kanji:
夏稲
Meaning:
  • Summer. It is one of the four seasons. Big. Prosperous. The name of a dynasty or country in China. China's own name.
  • Rice. An annual plant of the grass family and the most important agricultural crop in Japan. It is a metaphor for humble things, as the ears droop when they bear fruit.
Name:
maina
Katakana:
マイナ

Kanji:
真稲
Meaning:
  • True. Truth, not falsehood. Nature as it is. True form. Innate.
  • Rice. An annual plant of the grass family and the most important agricultural crop in Japan. It is a metaphor for humble things, as the ears droop when they bear fruit.
Name:
rina
Katakana:
リイナ

Kanji:
里稲
Meaning:
  • 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.
  • Rice. An annual plant of the grass family and the most important agricultural crop in Japan. It is a metaphor for humble things, as the ears droop when they bear fruit.
Name:
rine
Katakana:
リイネ

Kanji:
理稲
Meaning:
  • The way of things. The path or reason of things. Pattern. To set in order. Natural science.
  • Rice. An annual plant of the grass family and the most important agricultural crop in Japan. It is a metaphor for humble things, as the ears droop when they bear fruit.
Name:
shine
Katakana:
シイネ

Kanji:
始稲
Meaning:
  • The Beginning
  • Rice. An annual plant of the grass family and the most important agricultural crop in Japan. It is a metaphor for humble things, as the ears droop when they bear fruit.
Name:
ineka
Katakana:
イネカ

Kanji:
稲夏
Meaning:
  • Rice. An annual plant of the grass family and the most important agricultural crop in Japan. It is a metaphor for humble things, as the ears droop when they bear fruit.
  • Summer. It is one of the four seasons. Big. Prosperous. The name of a dynasty or country in China. China's own name.
Name:
toko
Katakana:
トウコ

Kanji:
稲子
Meaning:
  • Rice. An annual plant of the grass family and the most important agricultural crop in Japan. It is a metaphor for humble things, as the ears droop when they bear fruit.
  • Children
Name:
yuine
Katakana:
ユイネ

Kanji:
結稲
Meaning:
  • Tie. Bind. To connect. To assemble. To put together. To complete. To block.
  • Rice. An annual plant of the grass family and the most important agricultural crop in Japan. It is a metaphor for humble things, as the ears droop when they bear fruit.
Name:
taine
Katakana:
タイネ

Kanji:
太稲
Meaning:
  • Abundantly large. Large in circumference. Thick. Flabby. Very. A word used to refer to a person of high rank or status.
  • Rice. An annual plant of the grass family and the most important agricultural crop in Japan. It is a metaphor for humble things, as the ears droop when they bear fruit.
Name:
inejiro
Katakana:
イネジロウ

Kanji:
稲次郎
Meaning:
  • Rice. An annual plant of the grass family and the most important agricultural crop in Japan. It is a metaphor for humble things, as the ears droop when they bear fruit.
  • 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:
inami
Katakana:
イナミ

Kanji:
稲見
Meaning:
  • Rice. An annual plant of the grass family and the most important agricultural crop in Japan. It is a metaphor for humble things, as the ears droop when they bear fruit.
  • See
Name:
inaho
Katakana:
イナホ

Kanji:
稲穂
Meaning:
  • Rice. An annual plant of the grass family and the most important agricultural crop in Japan. It is a metaphor for humble things, as the ears droop when they bear fruit.
  • An ear of grain. The part of a grain stalk at the end of which flowers and fruits are produced.
Name:
inaho
Katakana:
イナホ

Kanji:
稲帆
Meaning:
  • Rice. An annual plant of the grass family and the most important agricultural crop in Japan. It is a metaphor for humble things, as the ears droop when they bear fruit.
  • A sail of a ship. A cloth that catches the wind and makes the ship run.
Name:
inaha
Katakana:
イナハ

Kanji:
稲杷
Meaning:
  • Rice. An annual plant of the grass family and the most important agricultural crop in Japan. It is a metaphor for humble things, as the ears droop when they bear fruit.
  • Tools for leveling the ground
Name:
inami
Katakana:
イナミ

Kanji:
稲美
Meaning:
  • Rice. An annual plant of the grass family and the most important agricultural crop in Japan. It is a metaphor for humble things, as the ears droop when they bear fruit.
  • Beautiful. Excellent. Splendid. Delicious.
Name:
inazo
Katakana:
イナゾウ

Kanji:
稲造
Meaning:
  • Rice. An annual plant of the grass family and the most important agricultural crop in Japan. It is a metaphor for humble things, as the ears droop when they bear fruit.
  • Creation
Name:
inami
Katakana:
イナミ

Kanji:
稲弥
Meaning:
  • Rice. An annual plant of the grass family and the most important agricultural crop in Japan. It is a metaphor for humble things, as the ears droop when they bear fruit.
  • 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.
Name:
inami
Katakana:
イナミ

Kanji:
稲実
Meaning:
  • Rice. An annual plant of the grass family and the most important agricultural crop in Japan. It is a metaphor for humble things, as the ears droop when they bear fruit.
  • Fruit of plants and trees. Seeds of plants and trees. The production of fruits and seeds. Fruitfulness. To be full. To flourish. To have enough. Abundant. Wealth. Truthfulness. True. Truthfulness.
Name:
ina
Katakana:
イナ

Kanji:
Meaning:
  • Rice. An annual plant of the grass family and the most important agricultural crop in Japan. It is a metaphor for humble things, as the ears droop when they bear fruit.

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