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buzzed in Japanese Katakana, Hiragana & Kanji Name Converter

Here’s “buzzed” in Japanese: katakana (standard), with hiragana and kanji options. Tap for pronunciation. Like one? Share your favorite writing by tapping Share This Page button.

Katakana (standard)tip

ブッゼド Click to speech ブッゼドAdd to Converted Names FavoritesShare ブッゼドCopy ブッゼド

Hiragana (phonetic)tip

ぶっぜど Click to speech ぶっぜどAdd to Converted Names FavoritesShare ぶっぜどCopy ぶっぜど

Kanji ideas (meanings)

步bu是ze道do Click to speech ブッゼドAdd to Converted Names FavoritesShare ブッゼドCopy 步是道

步 means "step, walk."

View kanji details: 步

是 means "this, correct, right."

View kanji details: 是

道 means "road, path, way."

View kanji details: 道

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Note

Katakana is commonly used in Japan for foreign names, making this version the most natural choice for everyday use if you are not Japanese.

The Kanji output is an approximate, mechanical selection from our database. Each kanji carries its own unique meanings and stories, but the tool does not consider the overall harmony or combined interpretations.

The Kanji version is created for fun and inspiration — not as an official name translation. Enjoy exploring how each character adds meaning! It may not convey clear or coherent meanings from a Japanese perspective. Also, it is not recognized for formal use unless you have an officially registered Kanji name.

The kanji used for name generation are limited to those excluding inauspicious kanji (characters considered unlucky or inappropriate in names). If you would like to include inauspicious kanji in the generated name, please try converting it instead at: https://kanji.tools/name-in-kanji/

You’re welcome to use it as a name for a character in manga, novels, or other creative works. However, if you plan to use a Kanji name for a real person and wish for a more natural or culturally appropriate combination, we recommend seeking advice from someone with a deep understanding of kanji.

If you feel uncertain or would like guidance, please reach out to us through the Contact page. We offer this service as volunteers, completely free of charge — we’re always happy to help.

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