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What does 糸 mean?

Thread. A metaphor for a thin, long thing. A stringed instrument. A unit of number (1/10,000 of one). Very few.

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How to read 糸?

Kunyomi... いと/ito

Onyomi... シ/shi

jinmeikun... tae, tame, tsura, yori,

* 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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糸 / related names

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Name:
ito
Katakana:
イト

Kanji:
糸
Meaning:
  • 糸Thread. A metaphor for a thin, long thing. A stringed instrument. A unit of number (1/10,000 of one). Very few.
Name:
keito
Katakana:
ケイト

Kanji:
華糸
Meaning:
  • 華Flower. Gorgeous. Beautiful. Eye-catching. Excellent and beautiful. White powder. Chinese self-designation.
  • 糸Thread. A metaphor for a thin, long thing. A stringed instrument. A unit of number (1/10,000 of one). Very few.
Name:
itomi
Katakana:
イトミ

Kanji:
糸見
Meaning:
  • 糸Thread. A metaphor for a thin, long thing. A stringed instrument. A unit of number (1/10,000 of one). Very few.
  • 見See
Name:
shiori
Katakana:
シオリ

Kanji:
糸織
Meaning:
  • 糸Thread. A metaphor for a thin, long thing. A stringed instrument. A unit of number (1/10,000 of one). Very few.
  • 織Weave. To weave cotton or cloth. To assemble.
Name:
itoha
Katakana:
イトハ

Kanji:
糸葉
Meaning:
  • 糸Thread. A metaphor for a thin, long thing. A stringed instrument. A unit of number (1/10,000 of one). Very few.
  • 葉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:
keito
Katakana:
ケイト

Kanji:
花糸
Meaning:
  • 花Flowers. Something shaped like a flower. A metaphor for something as beautiful or gorgeous as a flower. Honor. To be excellent.
  • 糸Thread. A metaphor for a thin, long thing. A stringed instrument. A unit of number (1/10,000 of one). Very few.
Name:
kaito
Katakana:
カイト

Kanji:
楓糸
Meaning:
  • 楓Maple. A general term for plants of the genus Acer in the family Aceraceae.
  • 糸Thread. A metaphor for a thin, long thing. A stringed instrument. A unit of number (1/10,000 of one). Very few.
Name:
yuito
Katakana:
ユイト

Kanji:
悠糸
Meaning:
  • 悠Distant in time or space. Far away. Eternal. To go on forever. Relaxed, leisurely. Tranquil. Long-hearted. Not in a hurry.
  • 糸Thread. A metaphor for a thin, long thing. A stringed instrument. A unit of number (1/10,000 of one). Very few.
Name:
kaito
Katakana:
カイト

Kanji:
華糸
Meaning:
  • 華Flower. Gorgeous. Beautiful. Eye-catching. Excellent and beautiful. White powder. Chinese self-designation.
  • 糸Thread. A metaphor for a thin, long thing. A stringed instrument. A unit of number (1/10,000 of one). Very few.
Name:
itoka
Katakana:
イトカ

Kanji:
糸珈
Meaning:
  • 糸Thread. A metaphor for a thin, long thing. A stringed instrument. A unit of number (1/10,000 of one). Very few.
  • 珈Hair ornaments. A hairpin with a ball in it. A transliteration of "coffee.
Name:
itowa
Katakana:
イトワ

Kanji:
糸環
Meaning:
  • 糸Thread. A metaphor for a thin, long thing. A stringed instrument. A unit of number (1/10,000 of one). Very few.
  • 環A ring. Form of a circle. A round ball. To go around. To surround.
Name:
itomi
Katakana:
イトミ

Kanji:
糸美
Meaning:
  • 糸Thread. A metaphor for a thin, long thing. A stringed instrument. A unit of number (1/10,000 of one). Very few.
  • 美Beautiful. Excellent. Splendid. Delicious.
Name:
kaito
Katakana:
カイト

Kanji:
栞糸
Meaning:
  • 栞A bookmark. A sign to be inserted in a book that is about to be read. A guide book. A handbook. A signpost made by breaking off a tree branch on a mountain path.
  • 糸Thread. A metaphor for a thin, long thing. A stringed instrument. A unit of number (1/10,000 of one). Very few.
Name:
itoha
Katakana:
イトハ

Kanji:
糸生
Meaning:
  • 糸Thread. A metaphor for a thin, long thing. A stringed instrument. A unit of number (1/10,000 of one). Very few.
  • 生Live. To be born. Born. To grow. Life. A living thing. Pure. Unadulterated. Fresh. Unprocessed. Unripe. A person who is learning or practicing.
Name:
hiyori
Katakana:
ヒヨリ

Kanji:
妃糸
Meaning:
  • 妃Princess. Wife of the Crown Prince. Also, the wife of an imperial or royal family member. The honorific title of a goddess.
  • 糸Thread. A metaphor for a thin, long thing. A stringed instrument. A unit of number (1/10,000 of one). Very few.
Name:
koito
Katakana:
コイト

Kanji:
小糸
Meaning:
  • 小Small. Little. Small in number or quantity. Trivial. Insignificant. Unimportant. Young person. Underestimate the ability. To treat lightly. A word used to humble oneself.
  • 糸Thread. A metaphor for a thin, long thing. A stringed instrument. A unit of number (1/10,000 of one). Very few.
Name:
shioko
Katakana:
シオコ

Kanji:
糸織子
Meaning:
  • 糸Thread. A metaphor for a thin, long thing. A stringed instrument. A unit of number (1/10,000 of one). Very few.
  • 織Weave. To weave cotton or cloth. To assemble.
  • 子Children
Name:
naito
Katakana:
ナイト

Kanji:
生糸
Meaning:
  • 生Live. To be born. Born. To grow. Life. A living thing. Pure. Unadulterated. Fresh. Unprocessed. Unripe. A person who is learning or practicing.
  • 糸Thread. A metaphor for a thin, long thing. A stringed instrument. A unit of number (1/10,000 of one). Very few.
Name:
itori
Katakana:
イトリ

Kanji:
糸理
Meaning:
  • 糸Thread. A metaphor for a thin, long thing. A stringed instrument. A unit of number (1/10,000 of one). Very few.
  • 理The way of things. The path or reason of things. Pattern. To set in order. Natural science.
Name:
shino
Katakana:
シノ

Kanji:
糸乃
Meaning:
  • 糸Thread. A metaphor for a thin, long thing. A stringed instrument. A unit of number (1/10,000 of one). Very few.
  • 乃In other words. For that reason. So. A long time ago. In the past. You. A second-person pronoun for a person of equal or inferior status. The word for "no" is used in particles.

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