Tsuru
Meaning: Crane Gender: Female Pronunciation: Tsu-Ru Language origin of Tsuru: Japanese Regional origin of Tsuru: East Asia Languages Tsuru is most common: Japanese Religions Tsuru is most common: Shinto, Buddhism First letter and sound: T, Tsu Last letter and sound: U, ru Alternative Spelling: Tsuro, Tsuri
Ume
Meaning: Plum blossom Gender: Female Pronunciation: U-Me Language origin of Ume: Japanese Regional origin of Ume: East Asia Languages Ume is most common: Japanese Religions Ume is most common: Shinto, Buddhism First letter and sound: U, U Last letter and sound: E, me Alternative Spelling: Umi, Une
Umeko
Meaning: Plum blossom child Gender: Female Pronunciation: U-Me-Ko Language origin of Umeko: Japanese Regional origin of Umeko: East Asia Languages Umeko is most common: Japanese Religions Umeko is most common: Shinto, Buddhism First letter and sound: U, U Last letter and sound: O, ko Alternative Spelling: Umeco, Umeko
Urara
Meaning: Clear Gender: Female Pronunciation: U-Ra-Ra Language origin of Urara: Japanese Regional origin of Urara: East Asia Languages Urara is most common: Japanese Religions Urara is most common: Shinto, Buddhism First letter and sound: U, U Last letter and sound: A, ra Alternative Spelling: Urala, Urara
Wakana
Meaning: Young herb Gender: Female Pronunciation: Wa-Ka-Na Language origin of Wakana: Japanese Regional origin of Wakana: East Asia Languages Wakana is most common: Japanese Religions Wakana is most common: Shinto, Buddhism First letter and sound: W, Wa Last letter and sound: A, na Alternative Spelling: Wakano
Yaeko
Meaning: Multiply blessed child Gender: Female Pronunciation: Ya-E-Ko Language origin of Yaeko: Japanese Regional origin of Yaeko: East Asia Languages Yaeko is most common: Japanese Religions Yaeko is most common: Shinto, Buddhism First letter and sound: Y, Ya Last letter and sound: O, ko Alternative Spelling: Yaeco, Yaeko
Yasu
Meaning: Peaceful Gender: Female Pronunciation: Ya-Su Language origin of Yasu: Japanese Regional origin of Yasu: East Asia Languages Yasu is most common: Japanese Religions Yasu is most common: Shinto, Buddhism First letter and sound: Y, Ya Last letter and sound: U, su Alternative Spelling: Yaso, Yasu
Yasuko
Meaning: Peaceful child Gender: Female Pronunciation: Ya-Su-Ko Language origin of Yasuko: Japanese Regional origin of Yasuko: East Asia Languages Yasuko is most common: Japanese Religions Yasuko is most common: Shinto, Buddhism First letter and sound: Y, Ya Last letter and sound: O, ko Alternative Spelling: Yasuco, Yasuko
Yoi
Meaning: Good Gender: Female Pronunciation: Yo-I Language origin of Yoi: Japanese Regional origin of Yoi: East Asia Languages Yoi is most common: Japanese Religions Yoi is most common: Shinto, Buddhism First letter and sound: Y, Yo Last letter and sound: I, i Alternative Spelling: Yui, Yai
Yoko
Meaning: Positive child Gender: Female Pronunciation: Yo-Ko Language origin of Yoko: Japanese Regional origin of Yoko: East Asia Languages Yoko is most common: Japanese Religions Yoko is most common: Shinto, Buddhism First letter and sound: Y, Yo Last letter and sound: O, ko Alternative Spelling: Yoka, Yoke, Yoky, Yokoe, Yokie