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Jorii
Jorii- Gender:Female
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:じょりい - :ジョリイ
- :Jorii, Jori, Jorī
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Jorichan(じょりちゃん)
Riichan( りいちゃん)Jojo( じょじょ)
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 "Jorii."
序里依- Jorii -
序 means "preface, introduction, prologue."
Introduction - A part of a piece of music that comes at the beginning.
Order - The arrangement of things according to a specific sequence or plan.
Preface - A short introduction to a book or other written work, typically stating its subject, purpose, and scope.
Beginning - The point in time or space at which something starts.
Opportunity - A chance or situation that makes it possible to do something that you want to do or have to do.
Name ideas examples
Introduction - This kanji that symbolizes the importance of introducing oneself and one's work to the world.
Order - This kanji that symbolizes the importance of order and organization in life.
Preface - This kanji that symbolizes the importance of introducing oneself and one's work to the world.
Beginning - This kanji that symbolizes the importance of starting something new and taking the first step.
Opportunity - This kanji that symbolizes the importance of seizing opportunities and making the most of them.
里 means "village, hometown, birthplace."
Village - A rural area or countryside.
Mansion - A large house or building.
Home - A place of residence.
Ancient Japanese Administrative Unit - A unit of administrative division in ancient Japan.
Reside - To live in a particular place.
Name ideas examples
Home - This is a suitable meaning for naming a baby because it symbolizes the idea of a safe and secure place for the child to grow up in.
Village - This is a suitable meaning for naming a baby because it symbolizes the idea of a close-knit community and a sense of belonging.
Countryside - This is a suitable meaning for naming a baby because it symbolizes the idea of a peaceful and tranquil environment for the child to grow up in.
Mansion - This is a suitable meaning for naming a baby because it symbolizes the idea of wealth and prosperity.
Residence - This is a suitable meaning for naming a baby because it symbolizes the idea of a comfortable and secure home.
Family - This is a suitable meaning for naming a baby because it symbolizes the idea of a loving and supportive family.
Ancient Japanese Administrative Unit - This is a suitable meaning for naming a baby because it symbolizes the idea of a strong and unified nation.
To Live - This is a suitable meaning for naming a baby because it symbolizes the idea of a life full of joy and happiness.
Foster Home - This is a suitable meaning for naming a baby because it symbolizes the idea of a caring and nurturing environment.
Unit Of Distance - This is a suitable meaning for naming a baby because it symbolizes the idea of a journey of exploration and discovery.
依 means "dependent, rely on, trust in."
Rely On - To trust and depend on someone or something.
Lean On - To rely on someone or something for support.
Follow - To go along with or obey someone or something.
As Is - To remain in the same state or condition.
Name ideas examples
Dependable - This meaning implies that the baby will be someone who can be relied upon and trusted.
Obedient - This meaning implies that the baby will be someone who follows instructions and is willing to listen and learn.
Unchanging - This meaning implies that the baby will remain the same throughout their life, never wavering from their core values and beliefs.
Rely On - This meaning implies that the baby will be someone who can be counted on and trusted to be there when needed.
Lean On - This meaning implies that the baby will be someone who can be leaned on for support and comfort.
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