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椰 Japanese Girl Names Variations.

179 names found.

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Name:
sayaka
Katakana:
サヤカ

Kanji:
紗椰佳
Meaning:
  • Thin silk. A thin, coarse silk fabric. A veil-like fabric.
  • Palms. A general term for plants belonging to the monocotyledonous palm family.
  • Beautiful. Good in shape. Excellent. Splendid. The time is just right. Congratulations.
Name:
naya
Katakana:
ナヤ

Kanji:
奈椰
Meaning:
  • Red apple. The name of a fruit tree called "kara-nashi. A word expressing a question or antonym.
  • Palms. A general term for plants belonging to the monocotyledonous palm family.
Name:
nayako
Katakana:
ナヤコ

Kanji:
南椰子
Meaning:
  • South. The name of a direction. To go to the south. To teach the arts or martial arts. A person who rules a country. A person who governs a country.
  • Palms. A general term for plants belonging to the monocotyledonous palm family.
  • Children
Name:
sakina
Katakana:
サキナ

Kanji:
咲葵椰
Meaning:
  • Blooming. Flower buds open. It smiles.
  • hollyhock(a kind of flower). A general term for plants of the mallow family. The language of this flower is "ambition" and "fruitfulness".
  • Palms. A general term for plants belonging to the monocotyledonous palm family.
Name:
sakina
Katakana:
サキナ

Kanji:
紗希椰
Meaning:
  • Thin silk. A thin, coarse silk fabric. A veil-like fabric.
  • Rare. To be few in number, precious. To desire. To seek. To wish for. Faint. Sparse. thin.
  • Palms. A general term for plants belonging to the monocotyledonous palm family.
Name:
sayana
Katakana:
サヤナ

Kanji:
咲椰南
Meaning:
  • Blooming. Flower buds open. It smiles.
  • Palms. A general term for plants belonging to the monocotyledonous palm family.
  • South. The name of a direction. To go to the south. To teach the arts or martial arts. A person who rules a country. A person who governs a country.
Name:
kaya
Katakana:
カヤ

Kanji:
花椰
Meaning:
  • Flowers. Something shaped like a flower. A metaphor for something as beautiful or gorgeous as a flower. Honor. To be excellent.
  • Palms. A general term for plants belonging to the monocotyledonous palm family.
Name:
sakina
Katakana:
サキナ

Kanji:
紗季椰
Meaning:
  • Thin silk. A thin, coarse silk fabric. A veil-like fabric.
  • A time period. A certain period of time. The time of each of the four seasons. The end of a season. The end of an era. The youngest of the brothers. The youngest child. Young.
  • Palms. A general term for plants belonging to the monocotyledonous palm family.
Name:
ayame
Katakana:
アヤメ

Kanji:
亜椰芽
Meaning:
  • Next. Near. Similar. Companions. Branching point. Abbreviation for Asia (Asia).
  • Palms. A general term for plants belonging to the monocotyledonous palm family.
  • A bud. To sprout. A sign that something will happen. Something that is newly born and will grow in the future.
Name:
sakina
Katakana:
サキナ

Kanji:
紗稀椰
Meaning:
  • Thin silk. A thin, coarse silk fabric. A veil-like fabric.
  • Rare. Few. Faint. Sparse.
  • Palms. A general term for plants belonging to the monocotyledonous palm family.
Name:
ayame
Katakana:
アヤメ

Kanji:
亜椰萌
Meaning:
  • Next. Near. Similar. Companions. Branching point. Abbreviation for Asia (Asia).
  • Palms. A general term for plants belonging to the monocotyledonous palm family.
  • Budding. The buds of plants and trees appear. Things begin to happen.
Name:
kayako
Katakana:
カヤコ

Kanji:
花椰子
Meaning:
  • Flowers. Something shaped like a flower. A metaphor for something as beautiful or gorgeous as a flower. Honor. To be excellent.
  • Palms. A general term for plants belonging to the monocotyledonous palm family.
  • Children
Name:
chihaya
Katakana:
チハヤ

Kanji:
智葉椰
Meaning:
  • Smart. Wisdom. To understand things.
  • Leaf. Something thin and flat, like a leaf. Something shaped like a leaf. a sheet of paper. A unit to count the number of sheets of paper, etc. A unit for counting leaves. A division of time. A unit of counting leaves. The end.
  • Palms. A general term for plants belonging to the monocotyledonous palm family.
Name:
kaya
Katakana:
カヤ

Kanji:
禾椰
Meaning:
  • Rice. A general term for grains.
  • Palms. A general term for plants belonging to the monocotyledonous palm family.
Name:
sakina
Katakana:
サキナ

Kanji:
紗葵椰
Meaning:
  • Thin silk. A thin, coarse silk fabric. A veil-like fabric.
  • hollyhock(a kind of flower). A general term for plants of the mallow family. The language of this flower is "ambition" and "fruitfulness".
  • Palms. A general term for plants belonging to the monocotyledonous palm family.
Name:
kokona
Katakana:
ココナ

Kanji:
心椰
Meaning:
  • Mind. Spirit. Feelings. Thoughts. Heart. Chest. Center. The center of things. Important things. The point.
  • Palms. A general term for plants belonging to the monocotyledonous palm family.
Name:
kokona
Katakana:
ココナ

Kanji:
瑚々椰
Meaning:
  • 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.
  • Repetition symbol. The second Chinese character in the leapfrog, meaning repetition. Long. Prolonged. Various.
  • Palms. A general term for plants belonging to the monocotyledonous palm family.
Name:
kokona
Katakana:
ココナ

Kanji:
湖々椰
Meaning:
  • Lake. A place where water accumulates on land.
  • Repetition symbol. The second Chinese character in the leapfrog, meaning repetition. Long. Prolonged. Various.
  • Palms. A general term for plants belonging to the monocotyledonous palm family.
Name:
sakina
Katakana:
サキナ

Kanji:
沙希椰
Meaning:
  • Sand. Sandy beach. Waterfront. Desert. The place where the sand meets the water. To wash with water and select the good ones.
  • Rare. To be few in number, precious. To desire. To seek. To wish for. Faint. Sparse. thin.
  • Palms. A general term for plants belonging to the monocotyledonous palm family.
Name:
kokona
Katakana:
ココナ

Kanji:
来々椰
Meaning:
  • Come. From now on. Until now.
  • Repetition symbol. The second Chinese character in the leapfrog, meaning repetition. Long. Prolonged. Various.
  • Palms. A general term for plants belonging to the monocotyledonous palm family.

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