gender:

麦 Japanese Girl Names Variations.

52 names found.

gender:

Name:
yumugi
Katakana:
ユムギ

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Kanji:
柚麦
Meaning:
  • Yuzu (Japanese citron). An evergreen shrub of the mandarin family.
  • Wheat. A general term for barley, wheat, rye, and oats in the grass family. Wheat is a metaphor for a strong person or thing because it grows strong when trodden on.
Name:
homugi
Katakana:
ホムギ

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Kanji:
穂麦
Meaning:
  • An ear of grain. The part of a grain stalk at the end of which flowers and fruits are produced.
  • Wheat. A general term for barley, wheat, rye, and oats in the grass family. Wheat is a metaphor for a strong person or thing because it grows strong when trodden on.
Name:
homugi
Katakana:
ホムギ

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Kanji:
帆麦
Meaning:
  • A sail of a ship. A cloth that catches the wind and makes the ship run.
  • Wheat. A general term for barley, wheat, rye, and oats in the grass family. Wheat is a metaphor for a strong person or thing because it grows strong when trodden on.
Name:
nomugi
Katakana:
ノムギ

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Kanji:
野麦
Meaning:
  • A field. Arable land. In its natural state. It was nasty and rough. Unworthy of their status. Range. Private.
  • Wheat. A general term for barley, wheat, rye, and oats in the grass family. Wheat is a metaphor for a strong person or thing because it grows strong when trodden on.
Name:
mugiha
Katakana:
ムギハ

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Kanji:
麦葉
Meaning:
  • Wheat. A general term for barley, wheat, rye, and oats in the grass family. Wheat is a metaphor for a strong person or thing because it grows strong when trodden on.
  • 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.
Name:
komugi
Katakana:
コムギ

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Kanji:
誇麦
Meaning:
  • Boast of
  • Wheat. A general term for barley, wheat, rye, and oats in the grass family. Wheat is a metaphor for a strong person or thing because it grows strong when trodden on.
Name:
mugiha
Katakana:
ムギハ

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Kanji:
麦華
Meaning:
  • Wheat. A general term for barley, wheat, rye, and oats in the grass family. Wheat is a metaphor for a strong person or thing because it grows strong when trodden on.
  • Flower. Gorgeous. Beautiful. Eye-catching. Excellent and beautiful. White powder. Chinese self-designation.
Name:
mugiha
Katakana:
ムギハ

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Kanji:
麦巴
Meaning:
  • Wheat. A general term for barley, wheat, rye, and oats in the grass family. Wheat is a metaphor for a strong person or thing because it grows strong when trodden on.
  • A pattern like swirling water. The way things get mixed up in flames. One of the family crests. Tomoe Gozen. One of the Noh plays.
Name:
komugi
Katakana:
コムギ

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Kanji:
小麦
Meaning:
  • Small. Little. Small in number or quantity. Trivial. Insignificant. Unimportant. Young person. Underestimate the ability. To treat lightly. A word used to humble oneself.
  • Wheat. A general term for barley, wheat, rye, and oats in the grass family. Wheat is a metaphor for a strong person or thing because it grows strong when trodden on.
Name:
komugi
Katakana:
コムギ

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Kanji:
來麦
Meaning:
  • Come. From now on. Until now.
  • Wheat. A general term for barley, wheat, rye, and oats in the grass family. Wheat is a metaphor for a strong person or thing because it grows strong when trodden on.
Name:
mugiho
Katakana:
ムギホ

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Kanji:
麦穂
Meaning:
  • Wheat. A general term for barley, wheat, rye, and oats in the grass family. Wheat is a metaphor for a strong person or thing because it grows strong when trodden on.
  • An ear of grain. The part of a grain stalk at the end of which flowers and fruits are produced.
Name:
tsumugi
Katakana:
ツムギ

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Kanji:
都麦
Meaning:
  • Capital. Metropolis. A large city where people gather. Tokyo. To control. To unite. Gorgeous. Beautiful. The city's style and elegance.
  • Wheat. A general term for barley, wheat, rye, and oats in the grass family. Wheat is a metaphor for a strong person or thing because it grows strong when trodden on.

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