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What does 至 mean?

Reach. There's nothing better. The day on which the sun reached the pole.

How to read 至?

Kunyomi... いたる/itaru

Onyomi... シ/shi

jinmeikun... chika, nori, michi, mune, yuki, yoshi,

* 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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至 / related names

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Name:
tatsuyuki
Katakana:
タツユキ

Kanji:
辰至
Meaning:
  • 辰Dragon. Fifth of the twelve signs of the Chinese zodiac. Eight o'clock in the morning and two hours before and after that. Direction of 30 degrees from east to south. General term for the sun, moon, and stars.
  • 至Reach. There's nothing better. The day on which the sun reached the pole.
Name:
koshi
Katakana:
コウシ

Kanji:
孝至
Meaning:
  • 孝A child who serves his or her parents well. Cherish your parents. To take good care of one's ancestors. A person who has inherited ideas, goals, etc. from parents or ancestors.
  • 至Reach. There's nothing better. The day on which the sun reached the pole.
Name:
itaru
Katakana:
イタル

Kanji:
至
Meaning:
  • 至Reach. There's nothing better. The day on which the sun reached the pole.
Name:
yukihiro
Katakana:
ユキヒロ

Kanji:
至洋
Meaning:
  • 至Reach. There's nothing better. The day on which the sun reached the pole.
  • 洋Oceans. A big ocean. Wide sea. Big waves. Wide and large. A crowded appearance. An appearance of water spreading. Abbreviation for "Western". Two major cultural spheres in the world (Western, Eastern)Oceans. A big ocean. Wide sea. Wide and large. An appearance of water spreading. Abbreviation for "Western". Two major cultural spheres in the world (Western, Eastern)
Name:
shiko
Katakana:
シコウ

Kanji:
至孝
Meaning:
  • 至Reach. There's nothing better. The day on which the sun reached the pole.
  • 孝A child who serves his or her parents well. Cherish your parents. To take good care of one's ancestors. A person who has inherited ideas, goals, etc. from parents or ancestors.
Name:
reiji
Katakana:
レイジ

Kanji:
玲至
Meaning:
  • 玲The cool sound of balls touching each other. Beautiful like a jewel.
  • 至Reach. There's nothing better. The day on which the sun reached the pole.
Name:
shion
Katakana:
シオン

Kanji:
至恩
Meaning:
  • 至Reach. There's nothing better. The day on which the sun reached the pole.
  • 恩Debt of gratitude
Name:
shion
Katakana:
シオン

Kanji:
至恩
Meaning:
  • 至Reach. There's nothing better. The day on which the sun reached the pole.
  • 恩Debt of gratitude
Name:
tetsuji
Katakana:
テツジ

Kanji:
哲至
Meaning:
  • 哲Wise. Smart. Excellent in wisdom. Talented. Excellent in insight. Clear to reason.
  • 至Reach. There's nothing better. The day on which the sun reached the pole.
Name:
etsushi
Katakana:
エツシ

Kanji:
閲至
Meaning:
  • 閲Examination
  • 至Reach. There's nothing better. The day on which the sun reached the pole.
Name:
soshi
Katakana:
ソウシ

Kanji:
蒼至
Meaning:
  • 蒼Blue color. Blue color of grass. The grass and trees grow thick. To become old. To be in a panic. To be pale and lifeless.
  • 至Reach. There's nothing better. The day on which the sun reached the pole.
Name:
koji
Katakana:
コウジ

Kanji:
功至
Meaning:
  • 功Success. Credit. Results. Results of efforts. Work. Excellent work. Signs. ingenuity. Discipline. Skillfulness. Elaboration.
  • 至Reach. There's nothing better. The day on which the sun reached the pole.
Name:
katsushi
Katakana:
カツシ

Kanji:
克至
Meaning:
  • 克Achieve with all your might. Win. Enough.
  • 至Reach. There's nothing better. The day on which the sun reached the pole.
Name:
hikoshi
Katakana:
ヒコシ

Kanji:
彦至
Meaning:
  • 彦A young man of superior talent and virtue. A beautiful man. A splendid man. A beautiful name for a man.
  • 至Reach. There's nothing better. The day on which the sun reached the pole.
Name:
yoshihiro
Katakana:
ヨシヒロ

Kanji:
至広
Meaning:
  • 至Reach. There's nothing better. The day on which the sun reached the pole.
  • 広Large. To have a large area or space. To spread out. Width of east and west.
Name:
shiko
Katakana:
シコウ

Kanji:
至考
Meaning:
  • 至Reach. There's nothing better. The day on which the sun reached the pole.
  • 考Thoughts. Pondering. Examine. Longevity. Dead father.
Name:
taishi
Katakana:
タイシ

Kanji:
泰至
Meaning:
  • 泰Gentle. Calm. Reassuring. Gentle. Large. Broad. Abundant. No worries. Extremely. Overbearing. extravagant. To be extravagant.
  • 至Reach. There's nothing better. The day on which the sun reached the pole.
Name:
kazushi
Katakana:
カズシ

Kanji:
和至
Meaning:
  • 和Harmony. Peaceful. Tranquility. To soothe. To be quiet. To get along. Combine. To mix. To blend. Combine. To match. To set in order. To set the tone. A moderate appearance. Calm sea. Yamato. Japan.
  • 至Reach. There's nothing better. The day on which the sun reached the pole.
Name:
keishi
Katakana:
ケイシ

Kanji:
啓至
Meaning:
  • 啓To enlighten. To teach and guide. To admonish. To make understand. To open. To open up. To start things. To make things happen. To be the first to lead. To dispatch people ahead of time. To spearhead an army. To tell. To offer up. To depart. To go out with a person of high rank.
  • 至Reach. There's nothing better. The day on which the sun reached the pole.
Name:
tsuyoshi
Katakana:
ツヨシ

Kanji:
剛至
Meaning:
  • 剛Strong, hard, durable. Strong in temperament and will. Just. Just now. Exactly. To cut off.
  • 至Reach. There's nothing better. The day on which the sun reached the pole.

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