Japanese surnames and names: a list of male and female funny, beautiful and popular names and surnames and their meanings

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Japanese surnames and names: a list of male and female funny, beautiful and popular names and surnames and their meanings

Names

Surnames

Japan is an amazing country with its own history, traditions, and flavor. It is of interest to study from a variety of points of view. One of these aspects is Japanese surnames and given names, as well as the meaning the Japanese attach to them. In order to understand this issue in more detail, it is necessary to turn to the origins of history.

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Japanese funny names: - Atomuli Yadalato - Nakoshika Sukasena - Yatasuka Nakomode - Moyahata Syrovata - Komuhari Komusishi - Komuto Herovato - Tomimo Tokoso - Tolisik Tolikaku - Heranuka Poroialu - Toyama Tokanawa - Yasuka Takaya - Sosweiduri Oherachu - Ruchischito Shirehari Romanian, Czech, Bulgarian, Polish and other cool first and last names

— Stoyana Rakova — Lezhana Razdvinogova — Vynka Meloch — Bzdashek Zapadlovsky — Sri Bestresku — Matsal Koshek — Mykola Zayaitsky

French: - Zhar-Luk de Blue - Olivier-Juy da Swallow Greek: - Spiro Napolnasrakis - Thanos Slyunidopoulou

German: - Hans Trachenbürger - Helga Schlücher

Roman: - Merasmus Nolemotion

Brazilian: Chechen: - Arson of Saraev - Tub of Slops - Record of Nadoev - Harem of Playboys - Roll of Wallpaper Can of Slops Bouquet of Levkoevs

The Pledge of Success Capture of the Chambers Iblan Khuev Exodus of the Jews Exodus of the Outcasts Kamaz Otbrosov

Sepoy Raid Income Tax Mining Collapse Capturing Primates Cowboy Squad Parade of Freaks Escape of Morons Escape of Villains

Undermining the Foundations The Noise of the Surf Watering the Shoots Debriefing Divorce of Spouses Dispersal of Pickets Revelry of Maniacs Cutting of Boxwoods

Lot of Plebeians Catch of Nalims Armenian: - Lawn Seed - Wagon Opohmelyan Georgian: - Ogogo Dobegulia - Givi Nabzdel - Nails Rusted - Orido Pota

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Male and female Japanese names and their meanings

A list of three hundred popular and beautiful Japanese names, both female and male, with their brief meaning.

Ai - f - Love Aiko - f - Beloved child Akako - f - Red Akane - f - Sparkling red Akemi - f - Dazzlingly beautiful Akeno - m - Clear morning Aki - f - Autumn-born Akiko - f - Autumn child Akina - f - Spring flower Akio - m - Handsome Akira - m - Smart, quick-witted Akiyama - m - Autumn, mountain Amaya - f - Night rain Ami - f - Friend Amiko - m - Beautiful girl Amida - m - Buddha's name Anda - f - Met in field Aneko - f - Elder sister Anzu - f - Apricot Arahsi - Storm, whirlwind Arata - m - Inexperienced Arisu - f - Jap. form of the name Alice Asuka - f - Fragrance of Tomorrow Ayame - f - Iris Azarni - f - Thistle Flower Benjiro - m - Enjoying the World Botan - m - Peony Chika - f - wisdom Chikako - f - Child of Wisdom Chinatsu - f - Thousand Years Chiyo - g - Eternity Chizu - g - Thousand Storks (implies longevity) Cho - g - Butterfly Dai - m - Great Dai - g - Great Daichi - m - Great First Son Daiki - m - Great Tree Daisuke - m - Great Help Etsu - f - Delightful, charming Etsuko - f - Delightful child Fudo - m - God of fire and wisdom Fujita - m/f - Field, meadow Gin - f - Silvery Goro - m - Fifth son Hana - f - Flower Hanako - f - Flower child Haru - m - Born in spring Haruka - f - Distant Haruko - f - Spring Hachiro - m - Eighth son Hideaki - m - Brilliant, excellent Hikaru - m/f - Light, shining Hide - f - Fertile Hiroko - f - Generous Hiroshi - m - Generous Hitomi - f - Doubly beautiful Hoshi - f - Star Hotaka - m - Name of the mountain in Japan Hotaru - f - Firefly Ichiro - m - First son Ima - f - Isami's Gift - m - Courage Ishi - f - Izanami Stone - f - Attractive Izumi - f - Fountain Jiro - m - Second son Joben - m - Loving purity Jomei - m - Bringer of light Junko - f - Pure child Juro - m - Tenth son Yachi - F - Eight thousand Yasu - F - Calm Yasuo - M - Peaceful Yayoi - F - March Yogi - M - Yoga Practitioner Yoko - F - Child of the Sun Yori - F - Trustworthy Yoshi - F - Perfection Yoshiko - F - Perfect Child Yoshiro - M - Perfect Son Yudsuki - M - Crescent Moon Yuki - M - Snow Yukiko - F - Snow Child Yukio - M - Cherished by God Yuko - F - Kind Child Yumako - F - Child Yuma Yumi - F - Bow-Like (Weapon) Yumiko - F - Arrow Child Yuri - F - Lily Yuriko - F - Lily Child Yuu - M - Noble Blood Yuudai - M - Great Hero Kado - m - Kaede Gate - f - Maple Leaf Kagami - f - Mirror Kameko - f - Turtle Child (symbol of longevity) Kanaye - m - Diligent - Did you think I took this name out of my head? Kano - m - God of Water Kasumi - w - Fog Katashi - m - Hardness Katsu - m - Victory Katsuo - m - Victorious Child Katsuro - m - Victorious Son Kazuki - m - Joyful World Kazuko - f - Cheerful Child Kazuo - m - Cute son Kei - f - Respectful Keiko - f - Adored Keitaro - m - Blessed Ken - m - Big Man Ken`ichi - m - Strong first son Kenji - m - Strong second son Kenshin - m - Heart of the sword Kensiro - m - Heavenly son Kenta - m - Healthy and brave Kichi - f - Lucky Kichiro - m - Lucky son Kiku - f - Chrysanthemum Kimiko - f - Child of noble blood Kin - m - Golden Kioko - f - Happy child Kisho - m - Having a head on the shoulders of Kita - f - North Kiyoko - f - Purity Kiyoshi - m - Quiet Kohaku - m/f - Amber Kohana - f - Little Flower Koko - f - Stork Koto - f - Jap. musical instrument "koto" Kotone - f - Sound of koto Kumiko - f - Eternally beautiful Kuri - f - Chestnut Kuro - m - Ninth son Kyo - m - Concord (or red) Kyoko - f - Mirror Leiko - f - Arrogant Machi - f — Ten thousand years Machiko — f — Lucky child Maeko — f — Honest child Maemi — f — Sincere smile Mai — f — Bright Makoto — m — Sincere Mamiko — f — Child Mami Mamoru — m — Earth Manami — f — Beauty of love Mariko - f - Child of Truth Marise - m/f - Infinite Masa - m/f - Straightforward (human) Masakazu - m - First Son Masa Mashiro - m - Wide Matsu - f - Pine Mayako - f - Child Maya Mayoko - f — Child Mayo Mayuko — f — Child Mayu Michi — f — Fair Michie — f — Gracefully hanging flower Michiko — f — Beautiful and wise Michio — m — Man with the strength of three thousand Midori — f — Green Mihoko — f — Child Miho Mika — g - New moon Miki - m/f - Stem Mikio - m - Three intertwined trees Mina - f - South Minako - f - Beautiful child Mine - f - Brave protector Minoru - m - Seed Misaki - f - Flowering of beauty Mitsuko - f - Child of Light Miya - w - Three Arrows Miyako - w - Beautiful March Child Mizuki - w - Beautiful Moon Momoko - w - Peach Child Montaro - m - Big Guy Moriko - w - Child of the Forest Morio - m - Forest Boy Mura - w - Village Muro - m - Runaway - I did not choose this name because of the meaning Mutsuko - f - Child Mutsu Nahoko - f - Child Naho Nami - f - Wave Namiko - f - Child of the waves Nana - f - Apple Naoko - f - Obedient child Naomi - f - First of all beauty Nara - f - Oak Nariko - f - Sissy Natsuko - f - Summer child Natsumi - f - Beautiful summer Nayoko - f - Child Nayo Nibori - m - Famous Nikki - m/f - Two trees Nikko - m - Daylight Nori - f - Law Noriko - f - Child of the Law Nozomi - f - Hope Nyoko - f - Jewel Oki - f - Middle of the Ocean Orino - f - Peasant Meadow Osamu - m - Hardness of Law Rafu - m - Network Rai - f - Truth Raidon - m - God of Thunder Ran - f - Water Lily Rei - f - Gratitude Reiko - f - Gratitude - Most likely there was a "Child of Rei" Ren - f - Water Lily Renjiro - m - Honest Renzo - m - Third son Riko - f - Jasmine Child Rin - f - Surly Rinji - m - Peaceful Forest Rini - f - Little Bunny Risako - f - Child Risa Ritsuko - f - Child Ritsu Roka - m - White Wave Crest Rokuro - m - Sixth son of Ronin - m - Samurai without a master Rumiko - f - Child of Rumi Ruri - f - Emerald Ryo - m - Excellent Ryoichi - m - First son of Ryo Ryoko - f - Child of Ryo Ryota - m - Strong (fat) Ryozo - m - Third son Ryo Ryuichi - m - First son Ryu Ryuu - m - Dragon Saburo - m - Third son Sachi - f - Happiness Sachiko - f - Child of happiness Sachio m - fortunately born Saeko - f - Child Sae Saki - f - Cape (geographer .) Sakiko - f - Child Saki Sakuko - f - Child Saku Sakura - f - Cherry Blossoms Sanako - f - Child Sana Sango - f - Coral Saniiro - m - Wonderful Satu - f - Sugar Sayuri - f - Little Lily Seiichi - m — First son of Sei Sen — m — Tree Spirit Shichiro — m — Seventh son Shika — f — Deer Shima — m — Islander Shina — f — Worthy Shinichi — m — First son Shin Shiro — m — Fourth son Shizuka — f — Quiet Sho - m - Prosperity Sora - f - Heaven Sorano - f - Heavenly Suki - f - Beloved Suma - f - Questioning Sumi - f - Purified (religious) Susumi - m - Moving forward (successful) Suzu - f - Bell (bell) Suzume - f - Sparrow Tadao - m - Helpful Taka - f - Noble Takako - f - Tall Child Takara - f - Treasure Takashi - m - Famous Takehiko - m - Bamboo Prince Takeo - m - Bamboo-Like Takeshi - m - Bamboo Tree or brave Takumi - m - Artisan Tama - m/f - Jewel Tamiko - f - Child of Plenty Tani - f - From the Valley (child) Taro - m - Firstborn Taura - f - Many lakes; many rivers Teijo - m - Fair Tomeo - m - Cautious man Tomiko - f - Child of wealth Tora - f - Tigress Torio - m - Bird's tail Toru - m - Sea Toshi - f - Mirror image Toshiro - m - Talented Toya - m/ g - Door of Tsukiko's house - g - Moon Child Tsuyu - g - Morning Dew Udo - m - Ginseng Ume - g - Plum Blossom Umeko - g - Plum Blossom Child Usagi - f - Rabbit Uyeda - m - from the rice field (child) Yachi - f - Eight Thousand Yasu - f - Calm Yasuo - m - Peaceful Yayoi - f - March Yogi - m - Yoga Practitioner Yoko - f - Child of the Sun Yori - f - Trustworthy Yoshi - f - Perfection Yoshiko - f - Perfect Child Yoshiro - m - Perfect Son Yudsuki - m - Crescent Moon Yuki - m - Snow Yukiko - f - Snow Child Yukio - m - Cultivated by God Yuko - f - Kind Child Yumako - f - Child Yuma Yumi - f - Bow-Like (Weapon) Yumiko - g - Arrow Child Yuri - g - Lily Yuriko - g - Lily Child Yuu - m - Noble Blood Yuudai - m - Great Hero

Funny Russian names for Japanese

Katyusha - Katyusha - a hairband, named by the Japanese in honor of Katyusha from the novel by L.N. Tolstoy's "Resurrection".

In addition, in Japanese, various nominal suffixes are usually added to surnames and given names with which the following funny consonances are possible:

Katya is consonant with ka:chan - an affectionate address to mother (mama, mummy, mother, etc.).

And if we add the suffix “-san” to the name Ann, we get ensan - hydrochloric acid.

Oksana - consonant with okusama - wife.

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divided his name into syllables Mikhail-mi heu - the following options: Mimi, mili, krastoa, peripheral; heu-grad, strong, hailstone. Mikha-il-mika odea- this is what happened: Mikha-mikhey, mica, personal car; silt (odea) - sludge, sludge.

Mi-Shan = Mishan- mi/mountain, barbarian, mountain city

尾股 (Omata) – 103 votes

So, let's figure out what could be funny here. Especially with such a surname, according to the Japanese participating in the survey, girls should feel awkward.

The surname came from the now defunct Ashikaga district of Tochigi Prefecture, where it was written as 小俣.

The trick lies in the meaning of individual hieroglyphs. So, 尾 means “tail”, and 股 means “thigh, crotch”. Since this surname should be awkward for girls, then it’s probably more about the crotch, because “tailed hips” against the backdrop of “tailed crotch” doesn’t sound so strange.

Some Japanese advertising, 1972

I bring to your attention unique scans from the 1972 catalog. I would be grateful for comments from all Japanese experts, since translation from photos did not help much! In two cases, I didn’t even understand what exactly was being advertised there.

Brook Bond tea bags. Judging by the translation of the lower inscription, its sales in Japan were handled by the Mitsubishi conglomerate.

Sounds like baby orange juice? The brand is read as "Mayeto" or "Mayedo". The meaning of slogans remains beyond my understanding.

Japanese airline advertisement. Boeing 727 and typical phrases like “Experience the joy of a new journey” and “We promise unforgettable memories.”

List of surnames for men and women

Surnames in Japan take precedence over given names and convey much more meaning than the name form. In everyday life, the first ones are used when addressing. And it is the surname that must be written down and pronounced first, as this indicates respect for the family of ancestors.

But it was not always so. Until the mid-19th century, the majority of the common population did not have surnames, and only in the second half of the century a decree was issued in the country ordering all citizens to come up with a surname. Residents of the country did not invent anything about this and the majority chose as surnames the names of the settlements where they lived, the places where they worked, or the area where they farmed.

When getting married, a married couple must have the same last name. It doesn’t matter who (spouse) changes it. In practice, in 90% of cases the wife takes her husband's surname.

Common

The list of Japanese surnames includes more than 100,000 names. The most popular among them are the following: Watanabe, Tokahashi, Nokaiura, Chinen, Abe, Koike, Hosegawa.

It is interesting that all these surnames have a greater or lesser degree of prevalence. Much depends on the prefecture. This is due to the large differences in cultural traditions and dialect across Japan. Thus, just by the last name you can understand where this person came from.

Most surnames include 2 characters, each of which has its own meaning, for example:

1. Matsumoto: matsu and moto - “pine root”;
2. Kiyomizu: Kiyei and mizu are “clean water.”

There are about 70% of such “double” surnames. All others consist of one or less often three characters.

With humor

A number of Japanese surnames are very funny both in sound and in their meaning, for example:

• Baba – translated means “horse plus place”;
• Iida – “rice water”;
• Imai – “now plus well”;
• Kawaguchi - river plus mouth";
• Matsuo - “pine plus tail.”

Most beautiful

Not only do Japanese names have a deep meaning, many surnames in Japan are also very interesting and beautiful in their meaning. For example:

• Ayoki – translated means “young tree or sakura”;
• Yoshikawa - “lucky river”;
• Kikuchi - “pond with chrysanthemums”;
• Ohashi – “big bridge”;
• Nogai - “eternal well”.

It's strange, this Japan

This country, Japan, is strange. They seem to live on the same planet, but somehow everything is wrong.

Anime, otaku, erotic manga on the subway, just manga, bows, devotion to the company to the point of suicide, lack of sex, earthquakes, lack of betrayal (because having a snack on the side is not considered betrayal, the main thing is money for the family). What can I say, there are as many as 6 verbs “to go”, depending on the degree of respect for the interlocutor. What if I don't respect him? This interlocutor? Don't use the word “go” at all? In short, everything is complicated.

So. You find yourself in this incomprehensible, unfamiliar country. One on one with the Japanese. Thinking that with English you can easily figure it out everywhere. Oh well.

And it turns out that you start learning Japanese there right from the doorstep. It is necessary, it is not necessary, without teachers and textbooks, on the street by ear. A question of survival.

Second day in Tokyo. A luxurious apartment, but the glass is like an aquarium, from floor to ceiling. Neighbors, my dears, don’t look at me, I just moved and I don’t have anything to hide behind yet.

In general, I’m heading to the city center, I need curtains, it’s just the edge. I find out that there is a suitable store on Shibuya and decide to take an adventure; I still have to get acquainted with the city, why not now.

It’s no wonder I get to the right station. A crowd of people and me asking “Sorry, could you help me?” The first woman looks away, the second, the third, the tenth. I start throwing myself at men and children. With the same zero effect. There are a lot of people, but they don’t notice me. I was not at a loss in Seoul, Istanbul, Athens and Berlin, but here, in the Land of the Rising Sun, tears welled up in my eyes.

That is why, already on the sixth day, I spoke Japanese. I had to. The simple word “sumimasen” became the key to communicating with the locals.

You say “sumimasen”, and any Japanese person will want to help you. Sincerely believing that everything will continue to be in Nihongo (Japanese language) Naive. Then, of course, I included my peculiar English. Delov then.

Well, why couldn’t anyone help me on that second day in search of curtains? Everything turned out to be quite simple, everyone I met was simply afraid of losing face by deciding that I should be an American. Well, of course, I have excellent English, without a Russian accent.

And after a few more days, I had to memorize another word, which, probably, will never be erased from my memory. Thanks to grandma This respected old pepper shaker ran into me, not in the figurative sense of the word, but in the literal sense. A grocery cart on your feet. And “Gomenasai” apologized. Well, what will you answer her? “It’s okay” Only the lady turned out to be from the old guard, not trained in foreign languages. That’s why she simply said “Gomenasai” a little louder.

Well, of course, I again “Don't worry.” And hands, palms facing her, as a sign of good intentions.

But this samurai didn’t take anything, she just screamed her gomenasai and rushed after me, deftly avoiding corners on turns. No matter how I tried to escape from her in the store, my grandmother did not give up. Buyers no longer looked askance, but directly followed the races, indicated to which area the pursuit had moved, and almost made bets.

工口 (Ko:kuchi) – 87 votes

And here the graphic-stylistic trick has already begun. In itself, neither the word, nor the meanings of individual hieroglyphs, nor the reading are anything out of the ordinary.

However, both characters have a visually identical counterpart in katakana: 工 – エ (e), 口 – ロ (ro). The resulting word is エロ ( ero

), which itself means "erotic".

The business card of a business man with such a surname turns into a real weapon, but girls face teasing and even sexual harassment from colleagues and superiors.

朝立 (Asadachi) – 72 votes

In fact, there is a word "asadati" which means "early departure" and there is nothing vulgar about it. However, if we consider the characters separately, we get 朝 – “morning”, 立 – “stand”. Apparently, the Japanese, who found this funny and vulgar, were clearly not thinking about the person who gets up in the morning...

Moreover, this surname will be harmless in relation to girls for obvious reasons. But for guys it’s just a disaster. Although you can find advantages in everything - someone might even brag.

Cool surnames

Modern unusual first names and surnames are a memory of the era in which they appeared. In Russia, decent noble families began to form relatively recently, and before that, families were named using words that were used in popular speech and were not subject to any censorship. So, for example, if the father had one black eye or was lame, the family was called Krivenkiye. With the same logic, they were called Fingerless, Earless and Handless. No other countries in the world can compare with Ukraine and Russia in the originality of surnames.

Slavic cool, unusual surnames:

• Unwise;
• Maudlin;
• Poor;
• Semirozum;
• Prusachok;
• Pyatizhopkin;
• Bobinchik, Ave.

Funny people's last names

People of different nationalities have original, interesting surnames. Many of them surprise and make you laugh until your stomach hurts. It is unlikely that everyone who received funny surnames, first names or patronymics in their passports lives in harmony with them, because such people have to be subjected to ridicule and laughter from others since childhood. However, you should treat this with irony and humor, because there will always be a person who is even more unlucky, for example, Lyubov Koshek or Zakhar Zapadlovsky.

For VK for girls

Living with a dissonant surname is not very comfortable, so most girls try to change it or at least hide it from others. Young representatives of the fair sex select beautiful, laconic pseudonyms for social networks, which only partially resemble their real surname. Thanks to this, discontent and shame disappear, but friends, nevertheless, easily recognize the girls. What cool surnames are there for VKontakte? Examples of successfully modified aliases:

• for Naumenko Ira – Naum Irina, Naira;
• for Prus Sveta - Lana Tarakanova, Lana Prus;
• for Anna Kuznetsova – Anna Blacksmith (literal translation into English);
• for Nastya Ivanova - Ivanna Nastina (switching FI places).

The funniest surnames in Russia

You can find crazy Russian surnames in the telephone directory. For example, in the capital there are several families with interesting options: Dobryden, Yesterday, Eybogins, Galoshes, Kuku, Khvataimukhi, Shchiborshch, Zadneulitsa, Kukishi. The list can be continued for a very long time: various authors (usually social service workers) compile large-scale collections and ratings of the funniest names/surnames registered in Russia.

For girls

In any large group there are owners of strange, ugly and even obscene surnames. From the huge number, we can highlight the following interesting surnames for girls:

• Brekhunova;
• Zhopina;
• Kazyavkina;
• Sexual;
• Mozgoedova;
• Khryukin;
• Naked;
• Zhirnova;
• Durnopeiko;
• Snot;
• Dobrobaba;
• Corpse;
• Lokhova;
• Still beer.

Complex double rare female surnames of Russian women have a special “charm”:

• Shura-Bura;
• Kill-Joyful;
• Bita-Marya;
• Honest-Good;
• Buffalo Cat.

Sometimes surnames that are normal at first glance look strange and funny when combined with women’s professions. A selection of such funny, sometimes scary tandems:

• doctor of the Sick;
• artist of the Meshkova fashion house;
• cosmetologist Decrepit;
• salesman-cashier Skorobogatova;
• Pediatrician Plague;
• geologist Zemlyannaya;
• store director Gnilomyasova;
• headmistress of the school Book.

Funny male surnames

As a rule, funny male surnames catch the eye of those whose work involves parsing a huge number of letters and applications. Among the recipients and applicants you can find Kozlov, Kisel, Pasyukov and other citizens whose names bring a smile to their face. Listed below are the ridiculous and funny Russian surnames of Russian men. These include:

• Fucking;
• Nadryshchev;
• Blyakherov;
• Bobinchik;
• Kherenkov;
• Zababashkin;
• Glyukin;
• Pupkin;
• Fucking;
• Zadnikov;
• Bobik;
• Abebe;
• Sharikov;
• Dry back;
• Syvokoz;
• Didus;
• Durnopeiko;
• Cord.

Funny celebrity last names

The real names of Russian pop stars, cinema and show business are not as euphonious as their pseudonyms. Below is just a short list of them. Funny surnames of famous people (the first is a pseudonym, the second is their real name):

• Pavel Kashin - Pavel Kvasha;
• Jasmine – Semendueva Sara;
• Queen Natasha – Rip Natasha;
• Marshal Alexander - Minkov Alexander;
• Malinin Alexander – Vyguzov Alexander;
• Andrey Razin – Vadim Krivorotov;
• Lolita Milyavskaya - Gorelik Lolita;
• Rotaru Sofia - Rotar Sofia;
• Abraham Russo - Efrem Apdzhyan;
• Rubashkin - Chernorubashkin Boris;
• Stashevsky Vlad - Tverdokhlebov Vyacheslav.