Mizue
Meaning: Water blessing Gender: Female Pronunciation: Mee-Zoo-Eh Language origin of Mizue: Japanese Regional origin of Mizue: East Asia Languages Mizue is most common: Japanese Religions Mizue is most common: Shinto, Buddhism First letter and sound: M, Mee Last letter and sound: E, eh Alternative Spelling: Mizuo, Mizua, Mizui
Mizuho
Meaning: Abundant rice Gender: Female Pronunciation: Mee-Zoo-Hoh Language origin of Mizuho: Japanese Regional origin of Mizuho: East Asia Languages Mizuho is most common: Japanese Religions Mizuho is most common: Shinto, Buddhism First letter and sound: M, Mee Last letter and sound: O, hoh Alternative Spelling: Mizuno, Mizuyo, Mizuko
Moriko
Meaning: Forest child Gender: Female Pronunciation: Moh-Ree-Koh Language origin of Moriko: Japanese Regional origin of Moriko: East Asia Languages Moriko is most common: Japanese Religions Moriko is most common: Shinto, Buddhism First letter and sound: M, Moh Last letter and sound: O, koh Alternative Spelling: Mariko, Meriko, Miriko, Muriko
Naho
Meaning: Docile Gender: Female Pronunciation: Nah-Hoh Language origin of Naho: Japanese Regional origin of Naho: East Asia Languages Naho is most common: Japanese Religions Naho is most common: Shinto, Buddhism First letter and sound: N, Nah Last letter and sound: O, hoh Alternative Spelling: Nako, Nato, Naro, Namo, Nano
Natsue
Meaning: Summer blessing Gender: Female Pronunciation: Nah-Tsoo-Eh Language origin of Natsue: Japanese Regional origin of Natsue: East Asia Languages Natsue is most common: Japanese Religions Natsue is most common: Shinto, Buddhism First letter and sound: N, Nah Last letter and sound: E, eh Alternative Spelling: Natsuo, Natsui, Natsua
Otome
Meaning: Maiden Gender: Female Pronunciation: Oh-Toh-Meh Language origin of Otome: Japanese Regional origin of Otome: East Asia Languages Otome is most common: Japanese Religions Otome is most common: Shinto, Buddhism First letter and sound: O, Oh Last letter and sound: E, meh Alternative Spelling: Otoke, Otote, Otose, Otobe
Sachiyo
Meaning: Happiness generation Gender: Female Pronunciation: Sah-Chee-Yoh Language origin of Sachiyo: Japanese Regional origin of Sachiyo: East Asia Languages Sachiyo is most common: Japanese Religions Sachiyo is most common: Shinto, Buddhism First letter and sound: S, Sah Last letter and sound: O, yoh Alternative Spelling: Sachiho, Sachiso, Sachiro, Sachiko
Sada
Meaning: Pure one Gender: Female Pronunciation: Sah-Dah Language origin of Sada: Japanese Regional origin of Sada: East Asia Languages Sada is most common: Japanese Religions Sada is most common: Shinto, Buddhism First letter and sound: S, Sah Last letter and sound: A, dah Alternative Spelling: Saka, Sama, Sana, Sara, Sasa
Kurenai
Meaning: Crimson Gender: Female Pronunciation: Koo-Reh-Nai Language origin of Kurenai: Japanese Regional origin of Kurenai: East Asia Languages Kurenai is most common: Japanese Religions Kurenai is most common: Shinto, Buddhism First letter and sound: K, Koo Last letter and sound: I, nai Alternative Spelling: Kurenei, Kurenoi, Kurenui
Satori
Meaning: Enlightenment Gender: Female Pronunciation: Sah-Toh-Ree Language origin of Satori: Japanese Regional origin of Satori: East Asia Languages Satori is most common: Japanese Religions Satori is most common: Shinto, Buddhism First letter and sound: S, Sah Last letter and sound: I, ree Alternative Spelling: Satomi, Satoni, Satori, Satoyi, Satoki