積 / Japanese Kanji Meanings & Readings

What does 積 mean?

Pile up

How to read 積?

Kunyomi... つむ/tsumu,つもる/tsumoru,たくわえる/takuwaeru

Onyomi... セキ/seki,シ/shi, シャク/shaku

jinmeikun... atsu, kazu, katsu, sa, sane, tsune, tsumi, mochi, mori,

* There are two typical ways of reading kanji, kun-yomi and on-yomi. In addition, there is a reading system called "jinmei kun" which is used only for names.

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積 / related names

gender:

gender:

Name:
katsumi
Katakana:
カツミ

Kanji:
菓積
Meaning:
Name:
seki
Katakana:
セキ

Kanji:
Meaning:
Name:
hozumi
Katakana:
ホヅミ

Kanji:
歩積
Meaning:
  • Walk. I move forward. Months and days flow by. Things are progressing. Progress. degree. Stage.
  • Pile up
Name:
hozumi
Katakana:
ホヅミ

Kanji:
穂積
Meaning:
  • An ear of grain. The part of a grain stalk at the end of which flowers and fruits are produced.
  • Pile up
Name:
sekiji
Katakana:
セキジ

Kanji:
積次
Meaning:
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  • Next. Second. Second place. Middle. Order. A word expressing rank or order. An inn where you stay on a journey. A place to camp.
Name:
ritsu
Katakana:
リツ

Kanji:
李積
Meaning:
  • Plum (a kind of fruit tree). A small deciduous tree of the rose family. Judge. A messenger. It also refers to Li Bai, a poet of the Tang Dynasty in China. The language of this flower is "misunderstanding".
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Name:
kazushige
Katakana:
カズシゲ

Kanji:
積茂
Meaning:
  • Pile up
  • To grow thickly. The branches and leaves of plants and trees grow actively. Excellent. Splendid.
Name:
izumi
Katakana:
イヅミ

Kanji:
泉積
Meaning:
  • Spring. Water that gushes out of the ground, source. Source of water. Hot spring. The other world. The underworld.
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Name:
hirotsumi
Katakana:
ヒロツミ

Kanji:
広積
Meaning:
  • Large. To have a large area or space. To spread out. Width of east and west.
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Name:
izumi
Katakana:
イヅミ

Kanji:
井積
Meaning:
  • Well. A place where people live, a town, since people gather and live around a well.One of the sixty-four trigrams of the Yi.
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Name:
tsukasa
Katakana:
ツカサ

Kanji:
積重
Meaning:
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  • Heavy. Extremely heavy. Cherish. Respect. Dignified. They overlap. To repeat.
Name:
kazuatsu
Katakana:
カズアツ

Kanji:
一積
Meaning:
  • One. The first. Kanji for the number 1 (one). To be the most superior. To begin, to put things together.
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Name:
naotsumi
Katakana:
ナオツミ

Kanji:
直積
Meaning:
  • Correct. Honest. Straight-hearted. fix. Direct.
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Name:
natsumi
Katakana:
ナツミ

Kanji:
菜積
Meaning:
  • Vegetable. A general term for vegetables whose leaves, stems, roots, and other parts are eaten. Side dish.
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Name:
ritsu
Katakana:
リツ

Kanji:
俐積
Meaning:
  • Wise. A person with a good head and superior wisdom. To be to the point. To be shrewd.
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Name:
katsumi
Katakana:
カツミ

Kanji:
華積
Meaning:
  • Flower. Gorgeous. Beautiful. Eye-catching. Excellent and beautiful. White powder. Chinese self-designation.
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Name:
kiseki
Katakana:
キセキ

Kanji:
季積
Meaning:
  • 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.
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Name:
kiseki
Katakana:
キセキ

Kanji:
喜積
Meaning:
  • Joy. Happy feeling. Desirable. Good. To celebrate. Feeling of celebration. Congratulations. Happiness. To like. To enjoy.
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Name:
natsumi
Katakana:
ナツミ

Kanji:
奈積
Meaning:
  • Red apple. The name of a fruit tree called "kara-nashi. A word expressing a question or antonym.
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Name:
katsumi
Katakana:
カツミ

Kanji:
花積
Meaning:
  • Flowers. Something shaped like a flower. A metaphor for something as beautiful or gorgeous as a flower. Honor. To be excellent.
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