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Fushichan(ふしちゃん)Shigichan( しぎちゃん)
Fuuchan( ふーちゃん)
This name is considered unisex, but it's more commonly used for girls. See the boys' version here.
This name is also used as a surname: Fushigi
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 "Fushigi."
不 means "not, non-, un-."
Not Doing - Read as "zu", expressing negation, absence, or the state of not being.
Doubt - Read as "ya" or "ina ya", used to express uncertainty, questioning, or hesitation.
If Not - Read as "zareba" or "zunba", expressing conditional situations or alternatives.
Not Doing - This represents a baby who will not give up easily, showing determination and perseverance in the face of challenges.
Doubt - This could represent a baby who will grow to be thoughtful and questioning, always seeking deeper understanding.
If Not - This symbolizes a baby who will be resourceful and adaptable, always finding alternative solutions when faced with obstacles.
思 means "think, consider, ponder."
Think, Consider, Have An Idea - To think or consider something, or to have an idea.
Poetic Device - Used as a poetic device to add emphasis or to create a certain tone.
Seemingly - To seem or appear to be something.
Think, Consider - To think or consider deeply, and to have a strong sense of wisdom.
Cherish, Love - To cherish and love deeply, and to have a strong sense of affection.
Put In Heart - To put something in one's heart and to have a strong sense of loyalty.
Poetic Device - To have a strong sense of creativity and to be able to express oneself in a poetic way.
Feelings, Thoughts - To have a strong sense of emotion and to be able to express one's feelings and thoughts.
Seemingly - To have a strong sense of view thoughtfully.
議 means "discussion, deliberation, debate."
Discuss, Consult - To talk about a topic or issue and seek advice or opinions.
Debate, Argument - To express an opinion or point of view and engage in a discussion or argument.
Opinion, Proposal, Claim - A view or judgement formed about something, a suggestion or plan put forward for consideration, or an assertion that something is true.
Criticize, Condemn - To express disapproval of someone or something, or to express strong disapproval or condemnation.
Style Of Writing - A type of writing used for debating or discussing a topic.
Consult - To discuss and seek advice from others. This is a good choice for a baby name because it implies that the child will be wise and seek advice from others.
Speak - To express one's thoughts and opinions. This is a good choice for a baby name because it implies that the child will be articulate and able to express themselves.
Criticize - To express disapproval of something. This is not a good choice for a baby name because it implies that the child will be judgmental and critical of others.
Opinion - A belief or judgment about something. This is a good choice for a baby name because it implies that the child will be thoughtful and have strong opinions.
Proposal - A plan or suggestion. This is a good choice for a baby name because it implies that the child will be creative and have innovative ideas.
Argument - A set of reasons or facts used to support a belief or point of view. This is not a good choice for a baby name because it implies that the child will be argumentative and confrontational.
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