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Sasao Name Meaning, Kanji Variations.

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Name:
sasao
Katakana:
ササオ

Kanji:
笹生
Meaning:
  • Bamboos. A general term for small, thin bamboos that grow in clusters.
  • Live. To be born. Born. To grow. Life. A living thing. Pure. Unadulterated. Fresh. Unprocessed. Unripe. A person who is learning or practicing.
Name:
sasao
Katakana:
ササオ

Kanji:
笹青
Meaning:
  • Bamboos. A general term for small, thin bamboos that grow in clusters.
  • Blue. A general term for blue, such as indigo and navy blue. A metaphor for youthfulness. Immaturity.
Name:
sasao
Katakana:
ササオ

Kanji:
笹雄
Meaning:
  • Bamboos. A general term for small, thin bamboos that grow in clusters.
  • Male. The male of an animal. Brave. An excellent person. Large in scale.
Name:
sasao
Katakana:
ササオ

Kanji:
笹郎
Meaning:
  • Bamboos. A general term for small, thin bamboos that grow in clusters.
  • Male. Men. Young men. A word that refers broadly to boys. A retainer.
Name:
sasao
Katakana:
ササオ

Kanji:
笹男
Meaning:
  • Bamboos. A general term for small, thin bamboos that grow in clusters.
  • Male. Adult male. Son.
Name:
sasao
Katakana:
ササオ

Kanji:
笹央
Meaning:
  • Bamboos. A general term for small, thin bamboos that grow in clusters.
  • Middle. Halfway. End of the line. End.
Name:
sasao
Katakana:
ササオ

Kanji:
笹夫
Meaning:
  • Bamboos. A general term for small, thin bamboos that grow in clusters.
  • Husband. A man who is married. An adult male. A full-fledged man. A respectable man. A man engaged in labor.
Name:
sasao
Katakana:
ササオ

Kanji:
笹王
Meaning:
  • Bamboos. A general term for small, thin bamboos that grow in clusters.
  • King. A person who rules a country. Monarch. The emperor. The best of his kind. The first person. One of the pieces in chess. A relative of the royal family.
Name:
sasao
Katakana:
ササオ

Kanji:
笹央
Meaning:
  • Bamboos. A general term for small, thin bamboos that grow in clusters.
  • Middle. Halfway. End of the line. End.

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