伎 Japanese Boy Names Variations.
67 names found.
Kanji:
晃伎 Meaning:
晃 Glowing. Bright. Clear. 伎 Skill. Performing arts. Talent. A fine stage. From the image of Kabuki, it is a metaphor for someone with talent in the arts.
Name:
kichi Katakana:
キイチ
Kanji:
伎壱 Meaning:
伎 Skill. Performing arts. Talent. A fine stage. From the image of Kabuki, it is a metaphor for someone with talent in the arts. 壱 One. The first of the natural numbers. First. The most excellent. Only that. Make it one.
Kanji:
勇伎斗 Meaning:
勇 Brave. Strong. Vigorous. Spirited. Decisive. Innocent. Exuberant. Soldier. Very strong soldier. 伎 Skill. Performing arts. Talent. A fine stage. From the image of Kabuki, it is a metaphor for someone with talent in the arts. 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.
Kanji:
有伎 Meaning:
有 To exist. To have. To keep. To hold on to. Also. In addition to. Wealth. Property. 伎 Skill. Performing arts. Talent. A fine stage. From the image of Kabuki, it is a metaphor for someone with talent in the arts.
Kanji:
壱伎 Meaning:
壱 One. The first of the natural numbers. First. The most excellent. Only that. Make it one. 伎 Skill. Performing arts. Talent. A fine stage. From the image of Kabuki, it is a metaphor for someone with talent in the arts.
Kanji:
柚伎 Meaning:
柚 Yuzu (Japanese citron). An evergreen shrub of the mandarin family. 伎 Skill. Performing arts. Talent. A fine stage. From the image of Kabuki, it is a metaphor for someone with talent in the arts.
Kanji:
一伎 Meaning:
一 One. The first. Kanji for the number 1 (one). To be the most superior. To begin, to put things together. 伎 Skill. Performing arts. Talent. A fine stage. From the image of Kabuki, it is a metaphor for someone with talent in the arts.
Kanji:
由伎 Meaning:
由 Source. Origin. to be based on. Reason. 伎 Skill. Performing arts. Talent. A fine stage. From the image of Kabuki, it is a metaphor for someone with talent in the arts.
Kanji:
磨伎光 Meaning:
磨 Polishing. Make it beautiful with care. To work hard at something or study. To wear away. 伎 Skill. Performing arts. Talent. A fine stage. From the image of Kabuki, it is a metaphor for someone with talent in the arts. 光 Light. Glow. Glitter. Honor. Fame. Brilliance. Scenery. The way it is. Big. Wide. Blessings. Words used to honor the actions of others.
Kanji:
柚伎 Meaning:
柚 Yuzu (Japanese citron). An evergreen shrub of the mandarin family. 伎 Skill. Performing arts. Talent. A fine stage. From the image of Kabuki, it is a metaphor for someone with talent in the arts.
Kanji:
紘伎 Meaning:
紘 Crown String 伎 Skill. Performing arts. Talent. A fine stage. From the image of Kabuki, it is a metaphor for someone with talent in the arts.
Kanji:
凰伎 Meaning:
凰 The phoenix, a legendary bird. 伎 Skill. Performing arts. Talent. A fine stage. From the image of Kabuki, it is a metaphor for someone with talent in the arts.
Kanji:
知伎 Meaning:
知 Knowing. Wisdom. The ability to think. News. Acquaintance. To preside over. To govern. 伎 Skill. Performing arts. Talent. A fine stage. From the image of Kabuki, it is a metaphor for someone with talent in the arts.
Kanji:
悠伎 Meaning:
悠 Distant in time or space. Far away. Eternal. To go on forever. Relaxed, leisurely. Tranquil. Long-hearted. Not in a hurry. 伎 Skill. Performing arts. Talent. A fine stage. From the image of Kabuki, it is a metaphor for someone with talent in the arts.
Name:
kioto Katakana:
キオト
Kanji:
伎音 Meaning:
伎 Skill. Performing arts. Talent. A fine stage. From the image of Kabuki, it is a metaphor for someone with talent in the arts. 音 Sound. Tone. Voice. News.
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伎太郎 Meaning:
伎 Skill. Performing arts. Talent. A fine stage. From the image of Kabuki, it is a metaphor for someone with talent in the arts. 太 Abundantly large. Large in circumference. Thick. Flabby. Very. A word used to refer to a person of high rank or status. 郎 Male. Men. Young men. A word that refers broadly to boys. A retainer.
Kanji:
浩伎 Meaning:
浩 Wide. Big. Spacious. Many. Abundant. 伎 Skill. Performing arts. Talent. A fine stage. From the image of Kabuki, it is a metaphor for someone with talent in the arts.
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genki Katakana:
ゲンキ
Kanji:
絃伎 Meaning:
絃 Strings. A string attached to a musical instrument. General term for stringed instruments. 伎 Skill. Performing arts. Talent. A fine stage. From the image of Kabuki, it is a metaphor for someone with talent in the arts.
Kanji:
捺伎 Meaning:
捺 Press. Press down. 伎 Skill. Performing arts. Talent. A fine stage. From the image of Kabuki, it is a metaphor for someone with talent in the arts.
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akira Katakana:
アキラ
Kanji:
亜伎良 Meaning:
亜 Next. Near. Similar. Companions. Branching point. Abbreviation for Asia (Asia). 伎 Skill. Performing arts. Talent. A fine stage. From the image of Kabuki, it is a metaphor for someone with talent in the arts. 良 Good. Excellent. Favorable. Loving. Gentle. Somewhat. Fair.
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