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NounaJapanese girl(female) nameclick to speech のうなfavorite icon

  • Gender:female
  • Hiraganatip:のうな
  • Katakanatip:ノウナ

Names and meanings by Kanji - 1 variation

In Japanese, there is a culture of Kanji which is a set of characters that originated from Chinese characters, and the meaning of the name changes according to the choice of Kanji characters.
The more numerous variations of kanji, the more common name is in Japan. On the other hand, a name with very few variations in kanji is unique and unfamiliar to the Japanese.
For Nouna, Kanji choices are listed below, sorted by the total number of Good!

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乃宇奈- Nouna -

乃 means "in other words, you."　宇 means "world."　奈 means "the name of the fruit trees."　

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As the situation in Ukraine escalates, I feel with emotions too overwhelming to name. There are many children in Ukraine whose homes have been destroyed and without food and water. Gentle support is needed.

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For the kind Russian people

Apparently this isn't broadcast on Russian TV, but what the Russian government is doing isn't actually a peacekeeping operation, but is more correctly described as an invasion and looting of your relative's country, Ukraine.

The only power that can change the reality in Ukraine is for the Russian people to speak out. Please touch the world media outside of Russia to see how your government is causing the tragic situation. Thank you for a peaceful world!

e.g. UNICEF, Red Cross