Inohata

井 means "well, water hole, pit."

• Well, Wellhead - A well or wellhead is a structure built to contain and provide access to a natural underground water source.

• Street - A street is a public thoroughfare in a built environment, typically paved and marked by buildings on either side.

View details for the kanji 井

ノ is katakana, which is phonetic but without meaning.

畑 means "field, farm, cultivated land."

• Field - A place where crops are grown.

• Garden - A place where plants and flowers are cultivated.

• Farm - A place where crops and livestock are raised.

View details for the kanji 畑

猪 means "boar."

• Boar - A wild pig with tusks, typically found in forests.

• Pig - A domesticated animal with a stout body, short legs, and a snout for rooting in the soil to find food.

View details for the kanji 猪

端 means "edge, tip, end."

• Edge, End, Tip - Refers to the edge or end of something, or the beginning of something.

• Correct, Honest, Straightforward - Refers to being honest and straightforward.

• Halfway - Refers to being halfway through something.

• Start, Cause, Trigger, Clue, Source - Refers to the start or cause of something, or a clue or source of something.

• Unit Of Measurement - Refers to a unit of measurement, specifically two jō eight shaku in a whale measure.

View details for the kanji 端

井 means "well, water hole, pit."

• Well, Wellhead - A well or wellhead is a structure built to contain and provide access to a natural underground water source.

• Street - A street is a public thoroughfare in a built environment, typically paved and marked by buildings on either side.

View details for the kanji 井

野 means "field, plain, wilderness."

• Wild - Refers to the natural state of the environment, untamed and free.

• Open - Refers to the wide open spaces, with no boundaries or restrictions.

• Unpretentious - Refers to the simplicity and lack of ornamentation.

• Natural - Refers to the untouched state of the environment, with no human interference.

• Area - Refers to the geographical area, with its own boundaries and limits.

• Uninhabited - Refers to the lack of human presence in the area.

• Countryside - Refers to the rural areas, with its own unique culture and traditions.

View details for the kanji 野

畑 means "field, farm, cultivated land."

• Field - A place where crops are grown.

• Garden - A place where plants and flowers are cultivated.

• Farm - A place where crops and livestock are raised.

View details for the kanji 畑

井 means "well, water hole, pit."

• Well, Wellhead - A well or wellhead is a structure built to contain and provide access to a natural underground water source.

• Street - A street is a public thoroughfare in a built environment, typically paved and marked by buildings on either side.

View details for the kanji 井

野 means "field, plain, wilderness."

• Wild - Refers to the natural state of the environment, untamed and free.

• Open - Refers to the wide open spaces, with no boundaries or restrictions.

• Unpretentious - Refers to the simplicity and lack of ornamentation.

• Natural - Refers to the untouched state of the environment, with no human interference.

• Area - Refers to the geographical area, with its own boundaries and limits.

• Uninhabited - Refers to the lack of human presence in the area.

• Countryside - Refers to the rural areas, with its own unique culture and traditions.

View details for the kanji 野

端 means "edge, tip, end."

• Edge, End, Tip - Refers to the edge or end of something, or the beginning of something.

• Correct, Honest, Straightforward - Refers to being honest and straightforward.

• Halfway - Refers to being halfway through something.

• Start, Cause, Trigger, Clue, Source - Refers to the start or cause of something, or a clue or source of something.

• Unit Of Measurement - Refers to a unit of measurement, specifically two jō eight shaku in a whale measure.

View details for the kanji 端