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:むかい - :ムカイ
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Kanji Names & Meanings - 9 variations
In Japanese culture, kanji are characters that originated from Chinese script, and the meaning of a name changes depending on the kanji characters chosen. Even surnames with the same pronunciation can have different meanings based on the kanji used. Below are the kanji choices for "Mukai," sorted by the number of households in Japan that use each variation.
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向 means "direction, orientation, to face, to turn towards."
To go towards - This refers to the action of moving in a certain direction.
To face - This refers to the action of turning one's face or body towards a certain direction.
To direct - This refers to the action of pointing or aiming something towards a certain direction.
To proceed towards a certain direction - This refers to the action of moving in a certain direction.
Direction - This refers to the orientation or path that something is facing or moving towards.
The opposite side - This refers to the side that is opposite to the one that is being referred to.
The front - This refers to the side that is facing the person or object that is being referred to.
The forward side - This refers to the side that is in front of the person or object that is being referred to.
The other side - This refers to the side that is on the other side of the person or object that is being referred to.
Suitable - This refers to something that is appropriate or fitting for a certain situation.
井 means "well, water hole, pit."
- : aprx. 10,000
向- Mukai -
向 means "direction, orientation, to face, to turn towards."
To go towards - This refers to the action of moving in a certain direction.
To face - This refers to the action of turning one's face or body towards a certain direction.
To direct - This refers to the action of pointing or aiming something towards a certain direction.
To proceed towards a certain direction - This refers to the action of moving in a certain direction.
Direction - This refers to the orientation or path that something is facing or moving towards.
The opposite side - This refers to the side that is opposite to the one that is being referred to.
The front - This refers to the side that is facing the person or object that is being referred to.
The forward side - This refers to the side that is in front of the person or object that is being referred to.
The other side - This refers to the side that is on the other side of the person or object that is being referred to.
Suitable - This refers to something that is appropriate or fitting for a certain situation.
- : aprx. 2,000
向居- Mukai -
向 means "direction, orientation, to face, to turn towards."
To go towards - This refers to the action of moving in a certain direction.
To face - This refers to the action of turning one's face or body towards a certain direction.
To direct - This refers to the action of pointing or aiming something towards a certain direction.
To proceed towards a certain direction - This refers to the action of moving in a certain direction.
Direction - This refers to the orientation or path that something is facing or moving towards.
The opposite side - This refers to the side that is opposite to the one that is being referred to.
The front - This refers to the side that is facing the person or object that is being referred to.
The forward side - This refers to the side that is in front of the person or object that is being referred to.
The other side - This refers to the side that is on the other side of the person or object that is being referred to.
Suitable - This refers to something that is appropriate or fitting for a certain situation.
居 means "to be present, to reside, to stay."
- : aprx. 50
迎井- Mukai -
迎 means "to welcome, to meet, to greet."
Welcome - To greet someone warmly and make them feel welcome.
Receive - To accept or receive someone or something.
Invite - To ask someone to come or join in.
Accommodate - To adjust to the needs or feelings of someone.
Fetch - To go and get someone or something and bring it back.
井 means "well, water hole, pit."
- : aprx. 40
迎- Mukai -
迎 means "to welcome, to meet, to greet."
Welcome - To greet someone warmly and make them feel welcome.
Receive - To accept or receive someone or something.
Invite - To ask someone to come or join in.
Accommodate - To adjust to the needs or feelings of someone.
Fetch - To go and get someone or something and bring it back.
- : aprx. 30
迎居- Mukai -
迎 means "to welcome, to meet, to greet."
Welcome - To greet someone warmly and make them feel welcome.
Receive - To accept or receive someone or something.
Invite - To ask someone to come or join in.
Accommodate - To adjust to the needs or feelings of someone.
Fetch - To go and get someone or something and bring it back.
居 means "to be present, to reside, to stay."
- : aprx. 10
向伊- Mukai -
向 means "direction, orientation, to face, to turn towards."
To go towards - This refers to the action of moving in a certain direction.
To face - This refers to the action of turning one's face or body towards a certain direction.
To direct - This refers to the action of pointing or aiming something towards a certain direction.
To proceed towards a certain direction - This refers to the action of moving in a certain direction.
Direction - This refers to the orientation or path that something is facing or moving towards.
The opposite side - This refers to the side that is opposite to the one that is being referred to.
The front - This refers to the side that is facing the person or object that is being referred to.
The forward side - This refers to the side that is in front of the person or object that is being referred to.
The other side - This refers to the side that is on the other side of the person or object that is being referred to.
Suitable - This refers to something that is appropriate or fitting for a certain situation.
伊 means "italy, that one."
This, That - Demonstrative pronoun.
Just - Particle used to adjust the tone of a sentence.
Abbreviation of the country name "Italy(伊太利)".
- : under 10
向 means "direction, orientation, to face, to turn towards."
To go towards - This refers to the action of moving in a certain direction.
To face - This refers to the action of turning one's face or body towards a certain direction.
To direct - This refers to the action of pointing or aiming something towards a certain direction.
To proceed towards a certain direction - This refers to the action of moving in a certain direction.
Direction - This refers to the orientation or path that something is facing or moving towards.
The opposite side - This refers to the side that is opposite to the one that is being referred to.
The front - This refers to the side that is facing the person or object that is being referred to.
The forward side - This refers to the side that is in front of the person or object that is being referred to.
The other side - This refers to the side that is on the other side of the person or object that is being referred to.
Suitable - This refers to something that is appropriate or fitting for a certain situation.
日 means "sun, day, Japan."
- : under 10
迎伊- Mukai -
迎 means "to welcome, to meet, to greet."
Welcome - To greet someone warmly and make them feel welcome.
Receive - To accept or receive someone or something.
Invite - To ask someone to come or join in.
Accommodate - To adjust to the needs or feelings of someone.
Fetch - To go and get someone or something and bring it back.
伊 means "italy, that one."
This, That - Demonstrative pronoun.
Just - Particle used to adjust the tone of a sentence.
Abbreviation of the country name "Italy(伊太利)".
- : under 10
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