Sometimes female Japanese names may be written entirely in hiragana or katakana. Also, sometimes there are names with an on reading, and also only in female names there are new non-Chinese borrowings (gairaigo). In Japanese female names consisting of two or more hieroglyphs, there is usually a component at the end of the name that indicates that this name is a female one. Just as in male names, the component often determines how the entire name is read - by ono or by kun.
List of Japanese girl names in translation
Azumi - safe place of residence Azemi - thistle flower Ai - love Ayano - the colors of silk Akemi - bright beauty Aki - autumn, bright Akiko - autumn child or smart child Akira - bright, clear, dawn Akane - old Japanese girl's name - shiny, red Amaterezu - bright across the skies Ameya - evening rain Aoi - blue Arizu - noble appearance Asuka - aroma Asemi - feminine morning beauty Atsuko - hardworking, warm child Aya - colorful or woven silk Ayaka - colorful flower, fragrant summer Ayako - academic child Ayam - rainbow shell Banko - literary child Janko - pure child Jun - obedient Zhina - silvery Izumi - fountain Izenemi - woman who invites Yoko - ocean child, confident child Yoshi - fragrant branch, good bay Yoshiko - fragrant, good, noble child Yoshshi - good Kam – turtle (symbol of long life) Kayao – beautiful generation, generation of increase Keiko – happy, respectful child Kei – respectful girl Kyoko – pure child Kiku – chrysanthemum Kimi – short for names starting with “Kimi” Kimiko – beautiful child of history, dear child , ruling child Kin - golden woman Kyoko - child of the capital Kotoun - sound of the harp Koheku - amber Kumiko - beautiful, long-lasting child Kaed - maple Kezu - branch, first blessed, harmonious Kazuko - harmonious child Kezumi - harmonious beauty Kemeio - turtle (symbol of long life ) Kemeko - turtle (symbol of long life) Keori - fragrance Keoru - fragrance Katsumi - victorious beauty Mari - beloved woman Megumi - blessed Miwa - beautiful harmony, three rings Midori - green Mizuki - beautiful moon Mizeki - flower of beauty Miyoko - beautiful child of the generation, third child of the generation Mika - beautiful aroma Miki - beautiful tree, three trees Miko - beautiful child of blessings Minori - beautiful harbor, village of beautiful areas Mineko - beautiful child Mitsuko - full child (of blessings), bright child Miho - beautiful bay Michi - Michiko - child on the right path, a thousand beauties of a child Miyuki - beautiful happiness Miyako - beautiful child in March Mommo - peach Momo - a hundred blessings, a hundred rivers Momoko - peach child Moriko - forest child Madoka - calm maiden Mezumi - enhanced beauty, true purity Mazeko - rule child Mazamy – true, graceful beauty Mei – dance Meiko – dance of a child Meyumi – true bow, true engrossed beauty Meki – true record, Mana – true Menami – beauty of love Mariko – true reason child Maesa – abbreviation for names starting with “Masa” ” Nana - the seventh Naoki - the honest tree Naomi - beauty above all Nobuko - the devoted child Nori - short for names starting with “Nori” Noriko - the child of principles Neo - the honest Neoko - the honest child Natsuko - the summer child Natsumi - the summer beauty Ran - water lily Reiko - a beautiful, courteous child Rei - a polite woman Ren - water lily Rika - appreciated aroma Riko - jasmine child Ryoko - good child Sake - Cape Setsuko - moderate child Sora - sky Suzu - bell Suzumu - progressing Suzyum - sparrow Sumiko - clear, thinking child , pure child Seyeri - small lily Sekera - cherry blossom Sekiko - blooming child, earlier child Sengo - coral Sechiko - happy child Teruko - bright child Tomiko - beauty-preserving child Tomoko - friendly, wise child Toshi - emergency Toshiko - child of many years, priceless child Tsukiko - lunar child Tekeko - tall, noble child Tekera - treasure Tamiko - child of abundance Uzeji - rabbit Umeko - child of the plum blossom Ume-elv - plum blossom Fuji - wisteria Fumiko - child who preserved beauty Hideko - luxurious child Hizeko - long-lasting child Hikeri - light or shining Hikeru - light or bright Hiro - widespread Hiroko - generous child Hiromi - widespread beauty Hitomi - the name is usually given to girls with especially beautiful eyes Hoteru - firefly, lightning bug Hoshi - star Hena - favorite or flower Heneko - loafer Heruka - far Heruki - tree of springtime Heruko - child of springtime Herumi - beauty of springtime Chi - wisdom, a thousand blessings Chiyo - a thousand generations Chiyoko - child of a thousand generations Chika - wisdom Chiko - wise child, a thousand blessings of a child Chikeko - child of wisdom Chinatsu - a thousand years Chiheru - one thousand springs Chiesa - a morning repeated a thousand times Cho - a butterfly Shayori - a bookmark, a guide Shig - an abbreviation for names starting with “Shij” Shijeko - an exuberant child Shizuka - a quiet girl Shizuko - calm a child Shika - a gentle deer Shinju – pearl Eiko – long-lasting child, luxurious child Eika – song of love Eiko – beloved child, child of love Eimi – beauty of love Eyumi – walk Emi – smile Emiko – smiling child Eri – happy prize Etsuko – joyful child Yuka – fragrant, friendly blossoming Yuki – happiness, snow Yukiko - child of snow or happy child Yuko - useful, superior child Yumi - bow, useful beauty Yumiko - beautiful, useful child Yuri - lily Yuriko - child of the lily, dear child Yayoi - spring Yasu - calm girl Yasuko - honest child, peaceful child
Japanese female names
Japanese female names can be divided into several types, depending on the meaning of their main component.
Most female names fall into the group with an abstract meaning. Most often, such Japanese names use the components mi “beauty”, ai “love”, an “calmness”, ti “mind”, yu “tenderness”, ma “truth” and others. Usually, female names with such components are given as desiderata (wishes to possess these qualities in the future).
Another common type of Japanese girl names are names with animal or plant components. Names with the meaning of animals were given quite often in the past. For example, names associated with four-legged animals (such as “tiger” or “deer”) were considered to promote the health of the wearer. Nowadays, girls are practically not called such names; they are considered old-fashioned. The only exception so far is the “crane” component.
Names containing characters related to the plant world are still widespread in Japan. For example, the components hana “flower”, ine “rice”, kiku “chrysanthemum”, take “bamboo”, momo “peach”, yanagi “willow” and others are often found.
Modern Japanese names have many origins. One of them is partial borrowing from various languages.
Astrology named Fire
According to astrology, a correspondence has been identified between the planet - the ruler of the name and a certain quality of character.
For the name Fire, the ruling planet is Mercury, which gives the name a number of advantages and disadvantages.
Benefits given by Mercury: Movement, moderation, thought, youth, ambivalence, synthesis
Disadvantages that the name Mercury gives: Duality, inconstancy
- Astrological color of name: Violet
- Side of the world: East
- Astrological stone: Opal, Pearl, Peridot, Diamond
- Representation animal: Beaver, Elephant, Eagle
In addition, each letter of your name also corresponds to one or another planet, which in turn have a direct impact on a person’s destiny. Therefore, if a name has repeating letters, then the influence of the planet that corresponds to this letter increases significantly. Such planets are called dominant and you should pay attention to its position (strong or weak, what sign of the Zodiac it is in).
Dominant Planet for Fire: Jupiter
And an important role belongs to the planet that controls the last letter of the name - the final one. The final planet in some cases influences life expectancy and the nature of death.
Last planet named: Uranus
Planetary number and meaning of the name Fire
For the name Fire the planetary number is - 8
and this name is ruled by
Uranus
.
Eight as the final number of the name includes the mystery of free choice. Such names provide a lot of opportunities, attract the action of a happy occasion in life, but test the ability to recognize your chance and make the necessary choice in time. They also require a person to be worthy of the gift of fate, otherwise you can lose everything. The key planet of these names is Uranus, the planet of innovation, freedom and adventure.
Zodiac and Sacred number of the name Fire
For the name Fire, the Zodiac number is 3
Gemini
.
Gemini promotes sociability, involves people in numerous contacts with other people, in solving related problems, and creates a field of learning and information exchange.
The sacred number for the name Fire is 9
, which corresponds to the zodiac sign -
Sagittarius
Sagittarius involves people in the mystery of teaching, the search for teaching, tradition, finding their place and authority in society. They create a field of law, transmission of traditions, expansion of activity, long-distance travel.
GODS of the element of FIRE - Gods of Flame, Sun and Light.
Conventionally, the deities of this element can be divided into the following groups:
- solar deities
- creative gods
- destroying gods
- other gods of the element of Fire
SOLAR DEITIES
The Slavs had many gods who were responsible for the face of the sun.
Yarilo is the youngest of the solar (solar) gods (after the light and serious) and is included in the Yasun pantheon.
It’s just that, in contrast to the calm (winter sun) and kind (summer sun), Yarilo was the personification of the spring sun. Yarila's arrows turned like rays of the sun and, naturally, could be regarded as arrows of sensual love
Solar Deities of OTHER PEOPLES
AMATERASU
(Amaterasu Omikami) - Japanese goddess of daylight. Her full name sounds like the Great Goddess who lights up the skies. Amaterasu is a versatile goddess: in addition to being responsible for sunlight, she also did other things: it was she who taught the Japanese how to grow and use a loom to make silk. (That is, in fact, at the same time she was also a goddess and).
Drawing of the goddess Amaterasu taken from the website
womanadvice.ru
CREATIVE GODS ELEMENTS OF FIRE
Gods and Goddesses of FIRE among other peoples:
- among the Greeks: Hephaestus - the blacksmith god, Hestia - the Goddess of the hearth, Ares - the god of war and military fires; Prometheus is a titan who stole fire from the gods for people.
- in Ancient Rome - Vesta - home fire, Vulcan - god of death and destructive flame,
- among the Mari - Tup-Ava
- the Mari deity of the hearth - in India: they say that eight brilliant gods (eight gods of Fire and Light) emerged from Brahma’s navel. Their names are: Ahan - day; Dhruva - God of the North Star; Soma - god of the moon; Dhara - support of the Earth; Anila - Wind; Anala - Agni - god of Fire; Pratyusha - Dawn and - Sky. All of them, to one degree or another, were responsible for light or Fire.
- in Iran - Atar - God of Flame
- in Italy - Adran - God of Fire among the Sicilians
- in Scandinavia - Loki - a two-faced god of deception with fiery hair
- ? among the Jews - Moloch
- among the Semites - Rashap - the god of fire and lightning
- in Sumerian-Arcadian mythology - Gibil and Girra - Gods of Fire
- in Japan - Kagutsuchi - God of fire and volcanoes. They say that at birth he burned his mother so that she died.
- among the Tarascan Indians - Kurikaveri - God of the Great Fire
- among the Indians of Central America - Xiutecutli - God of fire and volcanoes
- among the Aztecs - Tlaloc - god of light, thunder and rain
- among the Etruscans - Seflax - god of underground Fire
- among Lezgins - Alpan - goddess of fire, Lezgin goddess of love
- in Hawaii - Pele - Hawaiian goddess of fire
- among the Maori peoples - Mahuika - the deity of fire
- in Babylon - Nushu - the god of scorching heat and fire
- among the Altaians - Ot-Ene - a bright deity
- among the Kushans - Farro - the god of fire, success and glory
IN LITERATURE: Volkov’s fairy tale “Fiery God of Maran” (Old Indian Dyaus, proper “shining, daytime sky”, “day”) - in the Vedic religion the deity of the daytime sky, husband of Prithivi, father of Ushas, Ashvin, Agni, Aditya , Maruts, Angiras. One of the most ancient deities of the Vedic pantheon, the supreme god of the early hymns, the god of the sky and heavenly light
. Was supplanted by the image of Varuna.
(Sanskrit Sûrya-s "sun") - the name of the Indian solar deity = personification of the sun, found already in the Rig Veda, where it occupies a more prominent place than in later Indian mythology. Ten separate hymns of the Rig Veda are dedicated to his glorification.
Surya, in Vedic and Hindu mythology, is a solar deity, the all-seeing Eye of the gods, especially Mitra and Varuna, sometimes Agni. The main action of Surya is the pouring out of light; with it he illuminated the world and dispersed darkness, destroyed diseases and enemies. The path of Surya is indicated by the Adityas, the young solar gods who corresponded with the twelve months. Surya's father is Dyaus, the embodiment of the sky, his mother is the ancestor of the gods Aditi. Ushas, the dawn deity, is mentioned as his wife.
Usually in a name you can detect the influence of two or three elements, including the eastern ones. And only a very few names directly point to one element.
Names of Earth and Tree
They mean everything connected with the earth, stones, plants. They impart balance, calmness, perseverance, and practicality. Names associated in meaning with plants simultaneously belong to the elements of Earth and Wood. These are mostly female names. A tree adds flexibility, talkativeness, and a desire for development to a person, while pure Earth tends to be conservative, withdrawn, and even harsh.
Earth male names:
Dmitry (dedicated to Demeter, goddess of the earth), Constantine (steadfast), Peter (stone), George, Egor, Yuri (farmer).
Female names of Earth and Tree:
Violetta, Iya (violets), Tamara (fig tree, palm tree), Anfisa (blooming), Rimma (apple).
Names of Water
They mean everything that is directly or symbolically connected with the water element. They endow with intuition, fantasy, emotional receptivity, sensitivity, and give a penchant for everything mysterious. There are more female water names and they are popular. Male pure water names are extremely rare, archaic, and few people know them.
Male names of Water:
Pelagius (sea), Nahum (comforting), Phocas (seal), Moses (recovered from the water).
Female names of Water:
Margarita (pearl), Inna (stormy stream), Snezhana (snow), Galina (calm, sea surface), Marina (sea).
Names of Fire and Metal
They mean everything connected with fire, the sun, weapons, victory. They impart initiative, determination, a penchant for leadership, and increase the potential of creative power. There are many fire names, both male and female. Some names refer to both the elements of Fire and Metal. Metal adds hardness and logic to the bearer of the name; these names are rare: Zlata (gold), Oscar (spear).
Male names of Fire:
Ruslan and Lev (lion), Leonid (lion-like), Andrei (courageous), Igor (warlike), Yaroslav (glorifying the sun god), Victor, Nikita (victor), Nikolai (victor of nations).
Female names of Fire:
Victoria (victory), Veronica (victorious), Seraphim (fiery), Yaroslava (bright and glorious).
Japanese male names
Popular Japanese male names are presented here in Russian. These are modern beautiful Japanese boy names that are used by the Japanese population nowadays.
Male Japanese names are the most difficult part of Japanese writing to read; it is in male Japanese names that non-standard readings of nanori and rare readings, strange changes in some components are very common. Although there are also names that are easy to read.
For example, the names Kaoru, Shigekazu and Kungoro use the same character for "aroma", but it is read differently in each name. And the common component of names Yoshi can be written with 104 different characters and their combinations. Often, reading a Japanese male name is not at all connected with the written hieroglyphs of names, so it happens that only the bearer himself can read the name correctly.
The meaning of the letters of the name Fire
The letters of a name play an important role in shaping a person’s character. For example, the first letter of a name indicates the first task that its owner needs to solve in life and is associated with a certain element.
In contrast to the first letter, there is the last letter of the name. The last letter of the name shows our weakest point, reveals the place of our greatest vulnerability in life. This is our Achilles heel, which must be covered and protected.
- d – big requests and nervousness in achieving them, mystery, attention to detail, conscientiousness
- o – emotionality, mysterious excitement
- n – energy and creative ambitions, interest in health, sharp mind
- b – the ability to classify, sort into shelves
