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Jouchan(じょうちゃん)
Joukun(じょうくん)
Joujou(じょうじょう)![]()
This name is also used as a surname:
Jougo
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 "Jougo," ranked by the total number of "Good!" votes.
丈 means "height, length, stature."
Length - A unit of length in Japan, approximately 303 centimeters.
Measurement - To measure something, such as land.
Respect - A term used to show respect for elderly people or elders.
Honorific - A title used for kabuki actors.
Particle - Used to represent the particles "take" and "dake".
Length - To symbolize the length of the baby's life and the hope for a long and prosperous life.
Measurement - To represent the parents' desire to measure and appreciate the baby's growth and development.
Respect - To show respect for the baby and to honor their life.
Honorific - To give the baby a title of honor and respect.
五 means "five."
Five - It is the number five. It can be used to represent the fifth child in a family, or to signify a special connection to the number five.
Five Times - This meaning of the kanji 五 can be used to represent the fifth time something has happened, or to signify a special connection to the number five.
Five Degrees - This meaning of the kanji 五 can be used to represent the fifth degree of something, or to signify a special connection to the number five.
丈 means "height, length, stature."
Length - A unit of length in Japan, approximately 303 centimeters.
Measurement - To measure something, such as land.
Respect - A term used to show respect for elderly people or elders.
Honorific - A title used for kabuki actors.
Particle - Used to represent the particles "take" and "dake".
Length - To symbolize the length of the baby's life and the hope for a long and prosperous life.
Measurement - To represent the parents' desire to measure and appreciate the baby's growth and development.
Respect - To show respect for the baby and to honor their life.
Honorific - To give the baby a title of honor and respect.
伍 means "five, troops, company, associate, accompany."
Line Or Formation - Refers to a line or formation of people or things.
Group - Refers to a group of people or things.
To Join A Group - Refers to joining a group of people or things.
A Large Character Used Instead Of Five - Refers to a large character used instead of five in documents such as contracts to prevent rewriting.
Five - It is a number that is associated with luck and good fortune. It is also a symbol of harmony and balance.
Group - It symbolizes unity and togetherness. It also implies that the baby will be part of a larger community.
Agreement - It implies that the baby will be part of a contract or agreement that will bring good fortune and luck. It also implies that the baby will be part of a larger community.
Protection - It implies that the baby will be protected and safe. It also implies that the baby will be part of a larger community.
丈 means "height, length, stature."
Length - A unit of length in Japan, approximately 303 centimeters.
Measurement - To measure something, such as land.
Respect - A term used to show respect for elderly people or elders.
Honorific - A title used for kabuki actors.
Particle - Used to represent the particles "take" and "dake".
Length - To symbolize the length of the baby's life and the hope for a long and prosperous life.
Measurement - To represent the parents' desire to measure and appreciate the baby's growth and development.
Respect - To show respect for the baby and to honor their life.
Honorific - To give the baby a title of honor and respect.
午 means "noon."
Midday - The time of day between morning and afternoon.
Horse - The seventh of the twelve animals of the Chinese zodiac.
South - One of the four cardinal directions.
Noon - The twelfth hour of the day, and the two hours before and after it.
Horse - This is a suitable meaning for naming a baby because it is a symbol of strength, courage, and loyalty.
Noon - This is a suitable meaning for naming a baby because it symbolizes the start of a new day and the potential for a bright future.
South - This is a suitable meaning for naming a baby because it symbolizes the direction of progress and growth.
12 O'clock - This is a suitable meaning for naming a baby because it symbolizes the beginning of a new cycle and the potential for a bright future.
丈 means "height, length, stature."
Length - A unit of length in Japan, approximately 303 centimeters.
Measurement - To measure something, such as land.
Respect - A term used to show respect for elderly people or elders.
Honorific - A title used for kabuki actors.
Particle - Used to represent the particles "take" and "dake".
Length - To symbolize the length of the baby's life and the hope for a long and prosperous life.
Measurement - To represent the parents' desire to measure and appreciate the baby's growth and development.
Respect - To show respect for the baby and to honor their life.
Honorific - To give the baby a title of honor and respect.
吾 means "i, me, myself."
I, Me, Myself - A first-person pronoun used to refer to oneself.
A term used when addressing close friends, such as "吾子(ako)" or "吾兄(ase)".
To protect/defend.
Self - This kanji that conveys the idea of self-confidence and independence.
Protection - This kanji that conveys the idea of protection and defense.
丈 means "height, length, stature."
Length - A unit of length in Japan, approximately 303 centimeters.
Measurement - To measure something, such as land.
Respect - A term used to show respect for elderly people or elders.
Honorific - A title used for kabuki actors.
Particle - Used to represent the particles "take" and "dake".
Length - To symbolize the length of the baby's life and the hope for a long and prosperous life.
Measurement - To represent the parents' desire to measure and appreciate the baby's growth and development.
Respect - To show respect for the baby and to honor their life.
Honorific - To give the baby a title of honor and respect.
呉 means "to give, to offer, to bestow."
Gift - It implies that the child is a blessing and a gift from God.
丈 means "height, length, stature."
Length - A unit of length in Japan, approximately 303 centimeters.
Measurement - To measure something, such as land.
Respect - A term used to show respect for elderly people or elders.
Honorific - A title used for kabuki actors.
Particle - Used to represent the particles "take" and "dake".
Length - To symbolize the length of the baby's life and the hope for a long and prosperous life.
Measurement - To represent the parents' desire to measure and appreciate the baby's growth and development.
Respect - To show respect for the baby and to honor their life.
Honorific - To give the baby a title of honor and respect.
悟 means "enlightenment, realization."
Understand - To understand something clearly.
Awaken - To awaken from confusion.
Wake - To wake up from sleep.
Enlightenment - This kanji implies that the child will be wise and have the ability to gain insight and understanding of the world around them.
Awakening - This kanji implies that the child will be able to wake up from any confusion or difficulty and find clarity.
Clarity - This kanji implies that the child will be able to see things clearly and make wise decisions.
Insight - This kanji implies that the child will be able to gain insight into the world around them and make wise decisions.
Wisdom - This kanji implies that the child will be wise and have the ability to gain insight and understanding of the world around them.
丈 means "height, length, stature."
Length - A unit of length in Japan, approximately 303 centimeters.
Measurement - To measure something, such as land.
Respect - A term used to show respect for elderly people or elders.
Honorific - A title used for kabuki actors.
Particle - Used to represent the particles "take" and "dake".
Length - To symbolize the length of the baby's life and the hope for a long and prosperous life.
Measurement - To represent the parents' desire to measure and appreciate the baby's growth and development.
Respect - To show respect for the baby and to honor their life.
Honorific - To give the baby a title of honor and respect.
護 means "protection, safeguard, defend."
Protect - To guard, shield, or defend from harm.
Lead - To guide or direct in a course of action.
Govern - To exercise authority over
Amulet - A charm or object believed to bring good luck or protection.
Protection - A feeling of safety and security, of being shielded from harm.
Guidance - To provide direction and support in making decisions.
Authority - To have the power to make decisions and enforce them.
Luck - To bring good fortune and success.
穣 means "abundant, fertile, productive."
To Bear Fruit, Produce A Harvest - To yield a plentiful harvest of grains or other crops.
Abundance, Prosperity - Rich in grains or other crops.
Flourishing, Prosperous - To be abundant or thriving.
Abundance, Prosperity - To signify a life of abundance and prosperity.
Flourishing, Prosperous - To signify a life of flourishing and prosperity.
Fruitful, Productive - To signify a life of productivity and success.
吾 means "i, me, myself."
I, Me, Myself - A first-person pronoun used to refer to oneself.
A term used when addressing close friends, such as "吾子(ako)" or "吾兄(ase)".
To protect/defend.
Self - This kanji that conveys the idea of self-confidence and independence.
Protection - This kanji that conveys the idea of protection and defense.
穣 means "abundant, fertile, productive."
To Bear Fruit, Produce A Harvest - To yield a plentiful harvest of grains or other crops.
Abundance, Prosperity - Rich in grains or other crops.
Flourishing, Prosperous - To be abundant or thriving.
Abundance, Prosperity - To signify a life of abundance and prosperity.
Flourishing, Prosperous - To signify a life of flourishing and prosperity.
Fruitful, Productive - To signify a life of productivity and success.
呉 means "to give, to offer, to bestow."
Gift - It implies that the child is a blessing and a gift from God.
穣 means "abundant, fertile, productive."
To Bear Fruit, Produce A Harvest - To yield a plentiful harvest of grains or other crops.
Abundance, Prosperity - Rich in grains or other crops.
Flourishing, Prosperous - To be abundant or thriving.
Abundance, Prosperity - To signify a life of abundance and prosperity.
Flourishing, Prosperous - To signify a life of flourishing and prosperity.
Fruitful, Productive - To signify a life of productivity and success.
悟 means "enlightenment, realization."
Understand - To understand something clearly.
Awaken - To awaken from confusion.
Wake - To wake up from sleep.
Enlightenment - This kanji implies that the child will be wise and have the ability to gain insight and understanding of the world around them.
Awakening - This kanji implies that the child will be able to wake up from any confusion or difficulty and find clarity.
Clarity - This kanji implies that the child will be able to see things clearly and make wise decisions.
Insight - This kanji implies that the child will be able to gain insight into the world around them and make wise decisions.
Wisdom - This kanji implies that the child will be wise and have the ability to gain insight and understanding of the world around them.
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