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Bokushi
Bokushi- Gender:Male
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:ぼくし - :ボクシ
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Bokuchan(ぼくちゃん)
Shishan(ししゃん)Bobochan(ぼぼちゃん)
Kanji Names & Meanings - 1 variation
In Japanese culture, kanji are characters that originated from Chinese script, and the meaning of a name changes depending on the kanji characters chosen. A name with only one kanji variation is considered unique and rare in Japan. Below is the kanji representation of "Bokushi."
牧之- Bokushi -
牧 means "pasture, grazing land."
To Raise Or Keep Livestock - This includes raising cattle, horses, and other animals.
Pasture - A place where livestock is kept in a free-range environment.
Official - A government official or local administrator.
To Nurture - To teach and guide, such as raising animals.
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Caring - This kanji conveys the idea of caring for something, which is a great sentiment to have for a baby. It implies that the parents will be devoted to providing love and support for their child.
Nurturing - This kanji also conveys the idea of nurturing something, which is a great sentiment to have for a baby. It implies that the parents will be devoted to providing guidance and support for their child.
Shepherd - This kanji can also be interpreted as a shepherd, which is a great sentiment to have for a baby. It implies that the parents will be devoted to providing protection and guidance for their child.
Protector - This kanji can also be interpreted as a protector, which is a great sentiment to have for a baby. It implies that the parents will be devoted to providing safety and security for their child.
Leader - This kanji can also be interpreted as a leader, which is a great sentiment to have for a baby. It implies that the parents will be devoted to providing direction and guidance for their child.
之 means "of, this, that."
This, That, These, Those - Used to refer to people, things, or events.
To Go, To Reach - Used to indicate that something has arrived or is going somewhere.
Of - Read as “no(の)” and used to indicate the subject of a sentence.
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