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Biwako
Biwako- Gender:Female
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:びわこ - :ビワコ
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Biwachan(びわちゃん)
Kokochan( ここちゃん)Biwatan( びわたん)
Kanji Names & Meanings - 2 variations
In Japanese culture, kanji are characters that originated from Chinese script, and the meaning of a name changes depending on the kanji characters chosen. The more variations of kanji a name has, the more common it is in Japan. Conversely, a name with very few kanji variations is considered unique and rare. Below are the kanji variations for "Biwako," ranked by the total number of "Good!" votes.
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琵琶- Biwako -
琵 means "biwa fruit, stringed instruments."
Instrument - The kanji 琵 is used to refer to a type of stringed instrument called the biwa(琵琶).
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Harmony - This kanji symbolizes harmony, which is an important quality for a baby to have. It can also represent the harmony between parents and their child.
Music - The kanji is associated with the musical instrument, the biwa, which is a type of lute. This kanji can be used to represent a love of music and the joy it brings.
Beauty - The kanji is associated with the beauty of the biwa, which is a traditional Japanese instrument. It can be used to represent the beauty of a baby and the beauty of life.
Strength - The kanji is associated with the strength of the biwa, which is a traditional Japanese instrument. It can be used to represent the strength of a baby and the strength of life.
Balance - The kanji is associated with the balance of the biwa, which is a traditional Japanese instrument. It can be used to represent the balance of a baby and the balance of life.
琶 means "biwa (a Japanese lute)."
Instrument - The kanji 琶 is used to refer to a type of stringed instrument called the biwa(琵琶).
Name ideas examples
Harmony - This kanji symbolizes harmony, which is an important quality for a baby to have. It can also represent the harmony between parents and their child.
Music - The kanji is associated with the musical instrument, the biwa, which is a type of lute. This kanji could be used to represent a love of music or a musical talent.
Peace - The kanji can also represent peace, which is a desirable quality for a baby to have. It can also represent the peace that a baby brings to a family.
Joy - The kanji can also represent joy, which is a desirable quality for a baby to have. It can also represent the joy that a baby brings to a family.
琵琶子- Biwako -
琵 means "biwa fruit, stringed instruments."
Instrument - The kanji 琵 is used to refer to a type of stringed instrument called the biwa(琵琶).
Name ideas examples
Harmony - This kanji symbolizes harmony, which is an important quality for a baby to have. It can also represent the harmony between parents and their child.
Music - The kanji is associated with the musical instrument, the biwa, which is a type of lute. This kanji can be used to represent a love of music and the joy it brings.
Beauty - The kanji is associated with the beauty of the biwa, which is a traditional Japanese instrument. It can be used to represent the beauty of a baby and the beauty of life.
Strength - The kanji is associated with the strength of the biwa, which is a traditional Japanese instrument. It can be used to represent the strength of a baby and the strength of life.
Balance - The kanji is associated with the balance of the biwa, which is a traditional Japanese instrument. It can be used to represent the balance of a baby and the balance of life.
琶 means "biwa (a Japanese lute)."
Instrument - The kanji 琶 is used to refer to a type of stringed instrument called the biwa(琵琶).
Name ideas examples
Harmony - This kanji symbolizes harmony, which is an important quality for a baby to have. It can also represent the harmony between parents and their child.
Music - The kanji is associated with the musical instrument, the biwa, which is a type of lute. This kanji could be used to represent a love of music or a musical talent.
Peace - The kanji can also represent peace, which is a desirable quality for a baby to have. It can also represent the peace that a baby brings to a family.
Joy - The kanji can also represent joy, which is a desirable quality for a baby to have. It can also represent the joy that a baby brings to a family.
子 means "child, offspring, young, junior, small thing."
Child - A child born from parents.
Boy - For usage with "子" for boys and "女" for girls.
Respectful Address - A respectful address for teachers, masters, and people of knowledge and status.
Thinker - A person knowledgeable in scholarship and philosophy, as well as their writings and thoughts.
Seed - A fruit or a biological egg.
Rank - The fourth rank of the five-rank peerage system (公・侯・伯・子・男).
Direction - The first of the twelve directions, representing the north.
Time - The twelfth hour of the night, and the two hours before and after it.
Rat - The first of the twelve signs of the Chinese zodiac.
Name ideas examples
Child - A child born from parents.
Female - Used as a name for a female.
Boy - For usage with "子" for boys and "女" for girls.
Adult Male - A respectful title for teachers, masters, and people of high academic or social standing.
Philosopher - A person who is knowledgeable in academic studies and their writings or thoughts.
Fruit - A seed or fruit, or an animal egg.
Small - Something small or fine.
Rank - The fourth rank of the five-rank peerage system (duke, marquis, count, viscount, and baron).
Direction - The first of the twelve Chinese zodiac animals, representing the north direction and the night time from 12 to 2 o'clock.
Rat - The first of the twelve signs of the Chinese zodiac
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