Koji
Meaning: Little second son Gender: Male Pronunciation: Koh-Jee Language origin of Koji: Japanese Regional origin of Koji: East Asia Languages Koji is most common: Japanese Religions Koji is most common: Shinto, Buddhism First letter and sound: K, Koh Last letter and sound: I, jee Alternative Spelling: Koni, Komi, Koki, Koti
Koichi
Meaning: Shining first son Gender: Male Pronunciation: Koh-Ee-Chee Language origin of Koichi: Japanese Regional origin of Koichi: East Asia Languages Koichi is most common: Japanese Religions Koichi is most common: Shinto, Buddhism First letter and sound: K, Koh Last letter and sound: I, chee Alternative Spelling: Koiti, Koini, Koiri
Kouki
Meaning: Light, shine Gender: Male Pronunciation: Koh-Kee Language origin of Kouki: Japanese Regional origin of Kouki: East Asia Languages Kouki is most common: Japanese Religions Kouki is most common: Shinto, Buddhism First letter and sound: K, Koh Last letter and sound: I, kee Alternative Spelling: Koumi, Kouni, Kouji, Kouti
Kyoshi
Meaning: Teacher Gender: Male Pronunciation: Kyoh-Shee Language origin of Kyoshi: Japanese Regional origin of Kyoshi: East Asia Languages Kyoshi is most common: Japanese Religions Kyoshi is most common: Shinto, Buddhism First letter and sound: K, Kyoh Last letter and sound: I, shee Alternative Spelling: Kyosi, Kyohi, Kyoni
Liichi
Meaning: First plum Gender: Male Pronunciation: Ree-Ee-Chee Language origin of Liichi: Japanese Regional origin of Liichi: East Asia Languages Liichi is most common: Japanese Religions Liichi is most common: Shinto, Buddhism First letter and sound: L, Ree Last letter and sound: I, chee Alternative Spelling: Leichi, Loichi, Laichi, Luichi
Louki
Meaning: Light record Gender: Male Pronunciation: Roh-Kee Language origin of Louki: Japanese Regional origin of Louki: East Asia Languages Louki is most common: Japanese Religions Louki is most common: Shinto, Buddhism First letter and sound: L, Roh Last letter and sound: I, kee Alternative Spelling: Lauki, Leuki, Liuki, Luuki
Iwashi
Meaning: Rock, stone Gender: Male Pronunciation: Ee-Wah-Shee Language origin of Iwashi: Japanese Regional origin of Iwashi: East Asia Languages Iwashi is most common: Japanese Religions Iwashi is most common: Shinto, Buddhism First letter and sound: I, Ee Last letter and sound: I, shee Alternative Spelling: Iwasi, Iwahi, Iwami
Joji
Meaning: Farmer, second Gender: Male Pronunciation: Joh-Jee Language origin of Joji: Japanese Regional origin of Joji: East Asia Languages Joji is most common: Japanese Religions Joji is most common: Shinto, Buddhism First letter and sound: J, Joh Last letter and sound: I, jee Alternative Spelling: Joki, Joti, Joji, Josi
Junichi
Meaning: Obedient first son Gender: Male Pronunciation: Joo-Nee-Chee Language origin of Junichi: Japanese Regional origin of Junichi: East Asia Languages Junichi is most common: Japanese Religions Junichi is most common: Shinto, Buddhism First letter and sound: J, Joo Last letter and sound: I, chee Alternative Spelling: JunichÃ, Junicho, Junicxi
Junji
Meaning: Pure second Gender: Male Pronunciation: Joon-Jee Language origin of Junji: Japanese Regional origin of Junji: East Asia Languages Junji is most common: Japanese Religions Junji is most common: Shinto, Buddhism First letter and sound: J, Joon Last letter and sound: I, jee Alternative Spelling: Junti, Junki, Junri, Junmi